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Learning Does Not End at the School Gate
General
Oct 21, 2026

Learning Does Not End at the School Gate

Education is often associated with classrooms, textbooks and examinations. Yet some of the most valuable learning experiences happen outside school, …
When the Weather Changes, Does Learning Have to Stop?
General
Oct 15, 2026

When the Weather Changes, Does Learning Have to Stop?

When heavy rains flood roads, classrooms become inaccessible, or extreme weather forces schools to close, children lose more than a …
Who Teaches the Teachers? Why the Future of Education Depends on Educators
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Oct 08, 2026

Who Teaches the Teachers? Why the Future of Education Depends on Educators

We often ask whether children are ready for the future.Are they developing the digital skills they will need? Can they …
Lamu’s Youth at the Centre of a New Oil Era
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Sep 29, 2026

Lamu’s Youth at the Centre of a New Oil Era

The proposed Dangote oil refinery in Lamu has entered a new phase of uncertainty after more than 130 residents of …
UN General Assembly Walkouts!
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Sep 28, 2026

UN General Assembly Walkouts!

The 81st United Nations General Assembly in New York became a highly visible moment of international disagreement on 24 September …
Sudan’s Gold Rush: When Making a Living Becomes a Fight for Survival
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Sep 18, 2026

Sudan’s Gold Rush: When Making a Living Becomes a Fight for Survival

The collapse of an informal gold mine in Sudan’s West Kordofan region has once again exposed the devastating conditions facing …
Houthi Control of Bab el-Mandeb: What It Means for Energy and Oil
General
Sep 18, 2026

Houthi Control of Bab el-Mandeb: What It Means for Energy and Oil

The expansion of Yemen’s Houthi rebels along the Red Sea coast and their reported control of the strategic Bab el-Mandeb …
KSh 51.8 Billion from the World Bank: Will It Really Help the People?
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Sep 14, 2026

KSh 51.8 Billion from the World Bank: Will It Really Help the People?

Kenya is expected to receive approximately KSh 51.8 billion (US$400 million) in emergency financing from the World Bank after seeking support …
When Work Does Not Pay: Youth, Low Wages and Poor Working Conditions in Kenya
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Sep 08, 2026

When Work Does Not Pay: Youth, Low Wages and Poor Working Conditions in Kenya

For many young people, getting a job is seen as the beginning of financial independence, stability and a better future. …
When Uncertainty Disrupts Learning
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Sep 08, 2026

When Uncertainty Disrupts Learning

Recent developments surrounding Kenya's crackdown on foreign nationals operating without the required documentation have created uncertainty for many migrant and …
FUNDING THE NEXT GENERATION OF INNOVATORS
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Aug 25, 2026

FUNDING THE NEXT GENERATION OF INNOVATORS

Kenya's schools reopened on August 24 for the third and final term of the 2026 academic year, with the government …
Rising Electricity Bills in Kenya: What It Means for Education and Tomorrow’s Generation
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Aug 18, 2026

Rising Electricity Bills in Kenya: What It Means for Education and Tomorrow’s Generation

Kenyan households are facing another increase in electricity costs, adding pressure to families already dealing with rising living expenses. On 17 …
Justice Beyond Compensation: Protecting Kenya’s Youth
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Aug 12, 2026

Justice Beyond Compensation: Protecting Kenya’s Youth

The High Court’s recent order directing the government to set aside KSh105 million for victims of torture, enforced disappearances and …
Digital Literacy: Africa's First Line of Defense Against Cybercrime
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Aug 06, 2026

Digital Literacy: Africa's First Line of Defense Against Cybercrime

Africa's digital economy is expanding at an unprecedented pace, creating new opportunities for education, entrepreneurship, financial inclusion, and innovation. However, …
A Road Through the Forest: What Price Are We Willing to Pay for Development?
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Jul 28, 2026

A Road Through the Forest: What Price Are We Willing to Pay for Development?

Kenya is a country on the move. New highways, railways, housing projects, and public infrastructure are transforming our economy and …
As AI Takes Over the Classroom, Are Students Losing the Art of Thinking?
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Jul 21, 2026

As AI Takes Over the Classroom, Are Students Losing the Art of Thinking?

A university assignment that once took days to research can now be completed in minutes. A mathematics problem is solved …
From Utumishi Tragedy to Unsafe Dormitories: Why Kenya's Schools Are Facing a Safety Reckoning Amid Fee Hike Debate
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Jul 03, 2026

From Utumishi Tragedy to Unsafe Dormitories: Why Kenya's Schools Are Facing a Safety Reckoning Amid Fee Hike Debate

The scars left by the deadly Utumishi Girls Academy dormitory fire are still fresh.Just over a month after the inferno …
Why Home Tutoring Matters More Than Ever: The Story Behind Personalized Learning
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Jun 24, 2026

Why Home Tutoring Matters More Than Ever: The Story Behind Personalized Learning

When ten-year-old Brian sits down to read, his teacher assumes he can follow the lesson because he is present in …
Kenya’s Schools Under Siege: The Fires, The Fear, and a Nation Searching for Answers
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Jun 12, 2026

Kenya’s Schools Under Siege: The Fires, The Fear, and a Nation Searching for Answers

For generations, Kenyan schools have been viewed as places of hope a path toward a brighter future for millions of …
Next Generation of African Innovators
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May 12, 2026

Next Generation of African Innovators

In a world driven by technology, innovation is no longer a luxury, it is a necessity. Across Africa, young people …
Building Digital Futures Through Skills Technology
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May 08, 2026

Building Digital Futures Through Skills Technology

In today’s fast-changing world, digital skills are no longer optional, they are essential. From education and business to communication and …
Women Empowerment & Gender Inclusion
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May 05, 2026

Women Empowerment & Gender Inclusion

Across communities, women and girls hold powerful ideas, talents, and ambitions. What they often lack are the opportunities, resources, and …
Student Success Story: Jane's Journey
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Jan 14, 2026

Student Success Story: Jane's Journey

Meet Jane, a future engineer who started her coding journey at our bootcamps and is now developing apps for her …
Partnership with Ministry of Education
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Jan 14, 2026

Partnership with Ministry of Education

A great step forward as we collaborate with the Ministry to standardize digital literacy curriculums across the county.
Launching Our New Innovation Hub
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Jan 14, 2026

Launching Our New Innovation Hub

We are excited to announce the opening of our new innovation hub in Nairobi, designed to foster creativity and technical …