KISUMU, May 1, 2026 –In a move set to disrupt the traditional academic landscape, the African Talent University (TATU) has officially unveiled a bold educational model that prioritises innate talent over conventional grading systems. The institution, which recently received its Letter of Interim Authority (LIA) from the Kenyan government, aims to bridge the gap between…
NAIROBI, 22nd April 2026 -The Kenya Institute of Management (KIM), got a reprieve as the High Court sitting in Nairobi has suspended the revocation of its accreditation by the Technical and Vocational Education and Training Authority (TVETA). The court directives issued on Thursday, gives the learning institution the opportunity to pursue judicial review proceedings against…
NAIROBI, 20th April 2026 – The African Talent University (TATU) has received a significant boost following the granting of a Letter of Interim Authority, enabling it to enhance training programmes and confer qualifications across various disciplines. The official accreditation of TATU was granted by the Commission for University Education (CUE), marking the ‘birth of the…
KISUMU, 26th March 2026-When 15-year-old Laura Adhiambo sat her Kenya Primary School Education Assessment (KPSEA) exams at a small informal school in Nyalenda slums, her future hung in the balance. Her mother, a casual labourer, could not afford senior secondary school fees. For weeks, Laura remained at home, uncertain whether her education would end there….
He cites global partnerships and an ambitious new research centre UZIMA UNIVERSITY, 30th January – President William Ruto, addressing the 5th graduation ceremony at Uzima University, conferred a “singular honour” and described the institution as “steadily distinguishing itself as a bold and emerging force in Kenya’s higher education landscape, shaping both minds and hands through…
KISUMU, 27th January –Underprivileged students from several wards in Kisumu Central Sub-County have received a major boost in their education after a local leader stepped in to support them with school fees. A total of 16 needy students drawn from Migosi, Market Milimani, Nyalenda B, Kaloleni Shaurimoyo and Railway wards benefited from a Sh 48,000…
NAIROBI – Education Cabinet Secretary (CS) Julius Ogamba has announced the disbursement of Sh44,245,066,500 in capitation funds to support learners in public basic education institutions for the first term of the 2026 academic year. In a statement issued on Friday, 2nd January 2026, the Ministry provided the detailed breakdown of the allocation as Free Primary…
SEME, Kisumu,13th December -It was pomp and colour as St Jerome Emiliano Children’s Home School celebrated its fifth anniversary since its inception as a centre of academic excellence and offering support to the needy students. Domiciled in Seme Sub-County, Kisumu County, they currently have a total of 250 children who receives direct assistance from the…
RABUOR, Nyando – STADA Vocational Training Centre (VTC) celebrated its first historic graduation, with 11 young mothers who successfully completed a fully funded hairdressing training program with outstanding results under the CRIF program. During the inaugural ceremony marked with pomp and colour on Monday 8th December, with the theme of Empowering Youth for Sustainable Livelihood, of…
For the safety of the school heads interviewed, their names have been concealed due to fear of reprisals from officials within the Ministry of Education KISUMU, Kenya –For more than a decade, the education landscape in the Nyanza region has been shaped by a figure whose voice has often thundered where many whispered. Innocent Masara,…