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01/10/2025

Kenyans are now critisizing Moya David over his new looks saying he has become too fat to dance.

30/09/2025

30/09/2025

Self proclaimed millionaire Kenyan Prince was among those who visited TikToker Kaluma Boy, generously gifting him Ksh 50,000 to support his father who has been battling stroke.

Just yesterday, Kaluma Boy was offered six ambassadorial jobs after a successful fundraiser.

Kenyans have once again shown their true spirit of kindness and hospitality and in just days, the future of Kaluma Boy has been secured.

30/09/2025

Embakasi East MP Babu Owino has declared his support for Kalonzo Musyoka’s 2027 presidential bid, urging Kenyans to register as voters.

He stated, “You must register as a voter so that we disappoint Ruto and appoint Kalonzo. Ruto is busy antagonizing this country instead of organizing it." 👀

23/09/2025

Litein Boys High School students looted KES 1 million from the bursar’s office!

17/09/2025

KEJUSTA Secretariat Statement to Members

Date: 15/09/2025
From: KEJUSTA Secretariat
To: All Members

Subject: Strengthening Junior School – Policy Alignment and Autonomy

Dear Members,

The Kenya Junior School Teachers Association (KEJUSTA) wishes to update you on our ongoing advocacy regarding Junior School (Grades 7–9) within Kenya’s 2–6–3–3 education system.

Junior School is a distinct three-year tier bridging primary and Senior School. Its success is critical for learner outcomes, teacher welfare, and the long-term goals of the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC).

Our Position:

Ensure capitation reach Junior School learners as intended — electricity, internet, digital labs, science kits, and stationery must not be diverted.

Dedicated leadership is essential within schools hosting Junior School classes. This ensures accountability, resource management, and clear teacher support structures.

Teachers require a JS-specific scheme of service and continuous professional development (CPD) to deliver CBC effectively.

Infrastructure gaps and teacher shortages must be addressed through strategic policy alignment, targeted investment, and balanced deployment models.

Implications for Autonomy:

Junior School’s distinct position in the 2–6–3–3 system justifies the need for autonomous policy and management frameworks, even within primary school environments.

KEJUSTA’s push for autonomy is not about recognition but about ensuring effective delivery, accountability, and professional growth for teachers.

Autonomy ensures that resources, leadership, and professional development meet the unique needs of Junior School teachers and learners.

Our Call to Action:

We urge members to continue supporting KEJUSTA in advocating for policy alignment that strengthens Junior School.

Maintain unity and constructive engagement with school leadership, Ministry of Education, TSC, and other stakeholders.

Share insights from the classroom that highlight JS needs and challenges, helping

17/09/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Pete Cabzy Mkabue, Evans Kipruto, Dvj Ericko, Dennie Maich, Moses Lingatom, Dylan Lewinsky, Nakuleu Jack Jr., Ian Boit, John, James Okari, John Ngugi Macharia, Jay Mlekizo, Brian Ondiek, Mc Mirimo, Gerry Barasa, Jimmy Githinji, Mildred Muhonja, Loyford Muceri Njeru, Brian Joseph, Sapna Hashiri, Kassim Kipindo, Clinton Siginya, Jamila Leonce, Mfanuvele Richard, Jabalie Junior, Manie Kibzy, Edward Ernest, Rudra Kartel, Simon Mubia, Kipato Tz, Shamrock Tents, Young Mweusi, Rose Tumaini, Kiula Tune, Shancky Zora, Teenie Mogaya, Nyakwar Lieta, Bravojay Julius, Pascal Charles Kugussa, Moze Opi, Salehe Saidi, Francis Mahimbo

16/09/2025

Rachel Ruto and his son George Ruto

16/09/2025

Erastus Edung utakufa ukiibia Ruto kura

31/08/2025