Kenya faces a severe teacher shortage of over 98,000, with junior secondary schools needing 72,422 tutors, prompting the Teachers Service Commission to allocate Sh2.4 billion for recruiting 20,000 intern teachers in the 2025/26 financial year to bolster education.
Private universities in Kenya have issued a 30-day ultimatum to the government to clear a Sh48.8 billion debt owed for government-sponsored students since 2015, citing severe financial strain and threatening unspecified action if unpaid.
Kenya’s Cabinet has approved the Government-Owned Enterprises Bill 2025, Nairobi Northern Bypass dualling, Nairobi Railway City Central Station, Affordable Housing Regulations 2024, Public Procurement amendments, a national policy on alcohol and drug prevention, and a STEM education project.
A comprehensive overview of Multimedia University’s initiative to train academic staff in Competency-Based Education and Training (CBET), aligning with Kenya’s new skill-driven education system.
