The Mountain Journal Kenya Secondary School Heads Association (KESSHA) has called on parents to adequately prepare the learners for the re-opening of the schools. Chairman to the association Willy Kuria said with the looming teachers strike followed by a labour dispute between teachers unions, Teachers Service Commission (TSC) and KESSHA assured parents and the learners…
KNUT has withdrawn the strike notice set for tomorrow as the Secretary-General Collins Oyuu says the government has demonstrated commitment to addressing teachers’ concerns
In an effort to promote digital safety and foster a safe online community, TikTok, in partnership with Eveminet Communications Ltd., hosted a significant event at Zetech University Technology Park Mang’u Campus. This event is part of TikTok’s nationwide “SaferTogether campaign” designed to reach young people across Kenya, with the summit at Zetech University focusing on…
Thomas Mackintosh & Will Vernon BBC News Telegram chief executive Pavel Durov has been arrested by French police at an airport north of Paris. Mr Durov was detained after his private jet had landed at Le Bourget Airport, French media reported. According to officials the 39-year-old billionaire was arrested under a warrant for offences related…
The Change The Mountain Journal President William Ruto has moved Irungu Nyakera to chair the Kenya International Convention Centre (KICC) from Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (KEMSA). Nyakera moves to the new Presidential assignment shoulder high after he managed to transform Kemsa to an effective organisation through a series of interventions. On Friday, Ruto appointed Nyakera…
The Mountain Journal Government has released Sh21.8 billion to facilitate free learning in public institutions, with a huge chunk allocated to free day secondary education at Sh14.1 billion. The allocation to learning institutions is affected by the Ministry of Education as schools open on Monday. Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Migos in a circular to direct…
