Kenya News House

08/06/2026

The Kenya National Examinations Council
Julius Kibet Bitok
is it true

05/06/2026

A student has died after being allegedly thrown from a moving NICCO Sacco bus and run over along Thika Road this morning…

Police in Kasarani have since confirmed the occurrence and have impounded the bus, registration number KDV 713J, as investigations continue.

04/06/2026

Students of Nakuru Girls High School in Nakuru have been sent home with immediate effect.

04/06/2026

BREAKING NEWS: Langata High School up in flames! Thank God no lives were lost in the Langata High School dormitory fire. We urge the authorities to conduct thorough investigations and take appropriate action. Our thoughts and prayers are with the students, parents, teachers, and the entire school community during this difficult time. 🙏🏾

04/06/2026

Alliance High School Principal confirms a mattress store was torched Thursday morning; says all students are safe, parents asked to pick their children.

03/06/2026

03/06/2026

WAVUVI HUKO MALINDI
Waitisha Wamama Sambusa😭
ili wapeana Samaki wote😭

03/06/2026

STUDENT SAFETY VS PRIVACY: WHERE SHOULD WE DRAW THE LINE?
As schools seek ways to enhance student safety, the use of CCTV cameras has become a topic of debate. While surveillance in corridors, school compounds, and common areas can help improve security, installing cameras inside dormitories and especially in toilets raises serious concerns about students' right to privacy and dignity.
Safety is important, but so is respecting the personal space and human rights of learners. Toilets and bathrooms are private areas where no student should feel watched or monitored.
The challenge for schools is to find solutions that protect students without violating their privacy. Security and privacy should go hand in hand, not compete against each other.
What is your opinion? Should schools install CCTV cameras in dormitories and toilets, or are there better ways to ensure student safety?

03/06/2026

🚨 NJUMBI BOYS HIGH SCHOOL CLOSED INDEFINITELY 🚨
Learning activities at Njumbi High School in Mathioya, Murang'a County, have been suspended indefinitely following a student unrest incident.
Education officials and security agencies are expected to investigate the matter to establish the cause of the unrest and assess any damage caused. Parents, guardians, and stakeholders are now awaiting further communication from the school administration regarding the way forward.
This incident adds to the growing concern over cases of student unrest being reported in several schools across the country.
We urge students to embrace dialogue and peaceful conflict resolution while safeguarding school property and the future of education.

03/06/2026

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