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Nduru Kadero Comprehensive School Plunged into Crisis After Receiving KSh 164 Government Capitation

The disbursement—KSh 84 for tuition and KSh 80 for operations—was intended to support the learning needs of 627 pupils and 13 teachers

HELB, School Feeding Among Victims of FY 2025/26 Budget Gaps

Public universities, already grappling with structural funding gaps, now face a cash-flow crisis exacerbated by an outstanding bill of KSh 45.7 billion for students placed in private institutions under government sponsorship.

Parliament Probes TSC Over Non-Payment of Allowances to 99,000 Acting Teachers

Despite budgetary provisions to cover these payments, the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has not disbursed the funds, according to the Kenya Union of Post-Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET).

KUPPET Demands Per Diem Allowances for Teachers in New TSC Act

KUPPET presented its case to the National Assembly’s Education Committee on Thursday, seeking the legal inclusion of several allowances.

TSC Panelists Told to Stick to Recruitment Guidelines as Teacher Replacement Kicks Off

TSC Panelists Told to Stick to Recruitment Guidelines as Teacher Replacement Kicks Off. The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has officially launched the process of replacing...

TSC Recruitment: Local Teachers Prioritized, Interns Favored, Non-Locals Cry Foul as Verification Exercise Begins

TSC Recruitment Kicks Off: Locals Get First Pick, Interns Spared Scrutiny, Non-Locals Left Out

New TSC Promotion Policy to Be Drafted with Teacher and Union Input

The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) seeks to develop clear, fair, and inclusive promotion guidelines through a collaborative process involving all relevant stakeholders, including teacher unions and the broader teaching community.

High Court Orders Kenyatta University to Pay Student KSh850,000 for Missing Marks, Mandates Graduation

Ms Kimani filed the case in June 2023, asserting that the failure to record her CAT marks had violated her constitutional rights, particularly her right to fair administrative action as enshrined in Article 47 of the Constitution of Kenya.

TSC Lifts Promotion Bar, Drops 1,864 Teachers, Advances 25,252

TSC Temporarily Waives Three-Year Experience Rule to Promote 25,252 Teachers

Govt Reinstates Sh5.9 Billion for KPSEA, KJSEA, and KCSE After Public Outcry

Inside the Budget Rescue That Saved KPSEA, KJSEA, and KCSE. Overall, budget estimates presented to the National Assembly reveal a deficit of Sh62 billion in the education sector.
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