Education in Kenya continues facing challenges ranging from lack of infrastructure, enough study materials and poor pay for teachers.
These are just a few of the challenges known on the national scale but for communities who rarely make it to...
The European Commission has signed two agreements with the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) to fund humanitarian programmes for children and women in Kenya worth €895,000 an equivalent of Sh100 million.
The Commission will provide €545,000 (sh61M) in support of...
The demand for basic education in Kenya has increased in the last five years with secondary level of education recording the highest demand according to the 2014 Basic Education Statistical report.
Of the three levels of basic education, secondary schools...
