Category: Education


  • When Samuel Karani received his I-20 from the University of Kentucky, the dream of studying in the United States felt more real than ever. But there was still one final hurdle — the F-1 student visa interview. Thanks to the International Scholars Program (ISP), who provided access to a wealth of visa preparation resources. These…

  • Kenya’s Prof. Susan Mbugua named Global Veterinarian of the Year

    Prof. Susan Mbugua (Centre) poses with World Veterinary Association (WVA) Dr John de Jong (Right) and a representative from Ceva Santé Animale (Left). PHOTO | COURTESY Kenya’s veterinary profession is basking in international acclaim following a historic win by Prof. Susan W. Mbugua at the World Veterinary Association Global Veterinary Awards in Washington DC. Prof.…

  • Ndindi Nyoro tears into govt over school funding crisis

    Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro. (Photo: Courtesy) Kiharu Member of Parliament Ndindi Nyoro has criticised the government for what he described as misplaced spending priorities, accusing it of sidelining the education sector in favour of political convenience and unnecessary expenditures. Speaking during a prize-giving ceremony at Kiaguthu Boys High School in Murang’a County, Nyoro directed his…

  • Sowing seeds of change: Gov’t revives 4K clubs in primary schools

    The Ministry of Agriculture has begun reviving 4K Clubs in primary schools to support the school feeding program. 4K is an acronym for Kuungana, Kufanya, Kusaidia Kenya—a program designed to promote farming and foster a positive attitude toward agriculture among learners in primary schools. The rebranded 4K Clubs are being rolled out in 31,218 public…

  • Orero Boys School holds colourful Cultural Day, gains national recognition

    Orero Boys High School, one of Kenya’s fastest-rising academic institutions, held a vibrant Cultural Day celebration on Saturday, blending tradition, creativity, and national pride in a colourful event that reflected the school’s commitment to holistic education. The celebration, themed “Identity Through Culture,” brought together students, teachers, parents, and members of the local community in a…

  • Mudavadi hosts Malava teachers, development dominates talks

    Teachers drawn from Malava constituency on Thursday, July 31, paid a courtesy call to Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi at his Nairobi office where they discussed various issues affecting the education sector in the area. Led by Kakamega North Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) Chairperson Simon Sindani, his Kenya Secondary Heads Association (KESHA) vice…

  • Kakamega School Chief Principal retires, leaves behind strong legacy

    Dr. Julius Mambili, the Chief Principal of Kakamega School, has officially announced his retirement, drawing the curtain on a transformative two-and-a-half-year tenure marked by academic excellence and remarkable infrastructural development. In a heartfelt letter addressed to parents and guardians, Dr. Mambili confirmed that July 31, 2025, was his final day in office. His departure, he…

  • Invest in Income-Generating Activities, TVETs Told

    The government has urged Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions to embrace income-generating projects to supplement limited state funding. Speaking during the first graduation ceremony since Shamberere National Polytechnic attained its status, Principal Secretary for the State Department for TVET, Dr. Esther Thaara Muoria, said the Treasury allocation was insufficient to meet the…