The Treasury’s proposal to reduce funding for the school feeding programme by Sh600 million.
Maureen KinyanjuiThe massive reduction, enforced by the National Treasury, threatens to cripple key programmes and services at the heart of the education system.
Maureen KinyanjuiSchools are expected to administer these tasks, assess them, and upload the students' scores by July 31, 2025.
Maureen KinyanjuiPS Inyangala clarified that no formal consultation took place between the University Council and the Ministry before the decision was made.
Maureen KinyanjuiPublic universities are facing a deepening financial crisis.
Maureen KinyanjuiProf. Ndemo issued a public statement on the same day, rejecting the appointment.
Maureen KinyanjuiHELB announced that the process has been simplified through the use of the WorldRemit platform.
Maureen KinyanjuiThis development pushes the total number of chartered universities in Kenya to 68.
Maureen KinyanjuiTSC boss Macharia blamed the shortfall on inadequate budgetary support.
Brenda SockyKUPPET Secretary General Akelo Misori criticized the proposal, labeling it as "unilateral and illegal".
Maureen KinyanjuiWithout these funds, their ability to complete or even continue their studies is at risk.
Maureen KinyanjuiThe Commission determined that the school shared the student’s details with a travel agency and the US Embassy, violating data protection laws.
Maureen KinyanjuiThe unions cautioned that taking away hardship allowances could reduce teacher morale.
Maureen KinyanjuiThe new staff will be engaged on permanent and pensionable terms.
Maureen KinyanjuiThe commission has given applicants until May 27 to submit their applications.
Maureen KinyanjuiWainaina highlighted that despite having a modern facility on campus, KU students are currently training in inadequate facilities.
Brenda SockySeveral MPs called for TSC to appear before the Education Committee to explain the prolonged delays in employing these teachers.
Brenda SockyThe case revolves around the approval and release of bursary funds by county governments.
Brenda SockyBut how can the schools be run without money?” he questioned, noting that the issue has already been raised before the National Assembly.
Maureen KinyanjuiEducation Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba explained to the National Assembly’s joint committee on Education and Health that current regulations, have created significant barriers to supporting students in institutions like KMTC.
Maureen KinyanjuiThe disbursement follows rising pressure from education stakeholders after schools reopened for the second term without receiving the much-needed funds.
Maureen KinyanjuiKUPPET argues that the fee hikes are necessary due to delays in the disbursement of government capitation funds.
Brenda SockyThe growing dispute places more than Sh40 million in monthly agency fees at the center of a fierce standoff.
Maureen KinyanjuiThe certificates are being delivered through Sub-County Directors of Education nationwide.
Maureen KinyanjuiThe CS emphasized that collecting the certificates was essential for students to access employment.
Maureen KinyanjuiThe controversy centers around claims that the criteria used to promote teachers were opaque.
Maureen KinyanjuiThis term will also see the Education Ministry announce the placement of Grade 9 learners.
Maureen Kinyanjui“The committee will not tolerate any form of mismanagement or discrimination in our education institutions. We must ensure proper use of public funds and equal opportunities for all,” Wamboka said.
Maureen Kinyanjui“Currently we have a fee balance of Sh1.5 billion from 41,319 students. Helb has failed 70,000 students at KMTC,” Oluoch said.
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