Kenya Bolsters Security for Grade 6 and 9 Exams Starting Monday
Kenya's education system braces for nationwide exams with heightened security measures
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Kenya's education system braces for nationwide exams with heightened security measures
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Thousands of Kenyan teachers have failed their diploma exams, sparking concerns about the quality of education.
A photo exhibition was held in Nairobi to mark the 81st anniversary of Taiwan's restoration to China, bringing together diplomats, scholars, industry leaders, and media practitioners.
A 18-storey building in Eastleigh, Nairobi, collapsed on Friday, leaving seven people unaccounted for.
Kenya confirms second Ebola death, a 65-year-old woman, as the country battles the outbreak.
Chinese President Xi Jinping commemorates the 90th anniversary of the Long March's victorious conclusion, highlighting its significance in China's modernisation.
Kenyan lawmakers reject proposal to broadcast live election results from polling stations
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki calls for African countries to shield resources from external exploitation and boost intra-African trade.
Contraception in Kenya often falls on women, but male allyship can ease access and improve reproductive health.
14,000 Ethiopian refugees in Kenya's Moyale face severe shortages of food, water, and sanitation facilities.
Newborns in Kenya face four times more extreme heat days, posing health risks, WHO warns.