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Lishenga: Technocratic SHA language locked out public
News

Lishenga: Technocratic SHA language locked out public

Speaking during an interview with Radio Generation, Lishenga explained that some university postgraduates had produced a paper analysing the failures in communicating SHA reforms, and their findings pointed to a key problem: overly technical language that shut out the public.

Elon Musk becomes world’s first half-trillionaire
Global Affairs

Elon Musk becomes world’s first half-trillionaire

According to Forbes’ billionaires index, Musk’s net worth briefly hit $500.1 billion on Wednesday afternoon in New York before easing to just over $499 billion later in the day. The milestone reinforces his position as the richest person in the world, far ahead of other major tech figures.

35,000 schools to lead Kenya’s 100 million tree drive
News

35,000 schools to lead Kenya’s 100 million tree drive

Forestry PS Gitonga Mugambi called on Kenyans to take part in the campaign by going back to their former primary schools to plant trees and clean up the environment under the theme, ‘Turudi Primo: Tu-kadonate Fruit Trees na Ku-clean Environment’.

Ministry launches unit to tackle abuse and teenage pregnancies in schools
Education and Career

Ministry launches unit to tackle abuse and teenage pregnancies in schools

TSC Director for Legal, Labour and Industrial Relations Cavin Anyuor revealed that since January 2024, the commission has received 111 reports of sexual misconduct involving teachers. The complaints range from sexual relations with learners to harassment, flirtation and sodomy. He said these cases are handled through the Code of Regulations for Teachers.

Mandera, Turkana receive emergency food aid as drought deepens
News

Mandera, Turkana receive emergency food aid as drought deepens

The relief supplies flagged off include 6,600 bags of maize destined for Turkana, 7,200 bags of rice for Mandera, and 8,840 bags of beans to be shared between the two counties. The ministry estimates that this support will benefit around 204,600 residents in Turkana and 287,700 in Mandera.