Mark Bichachi Blast President Ruto For Not Fulfilling His Promises, Starving Kenyans Want Free Food
Mark Bichachi stated that When Kenyans are starving, the correct government response as per our constitution is to provide starving Kenyans with free food as It is not correct to say that those who are starving should borrow to eat. Mark Bichachi added that The issue is not that our President promises and The issue is when you break the hearts of your lovers and your promises don't come through.
Just In, Good News To University'And College Students As HELB Announces The Following
The Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) is a government body that was established under the ministry of education in July 1995 to fund the needy students in universities and colleges in Kenya as they undergo their curriculum. Recently, the current government under the leadership of William Ruto announced that HELB will be abolished and replaced by the National Skill and Funding Council (NSFC) as a way of improving the education system in the country.
HELB Morning Message To All Kenyans
The Higher Education Loan Board has this morning sent a message to all Kenyans on whether their offices will be opened today 1st June 2023. The Higher Education Loan Board has informed all Kenyans that today their offices will be closed and they will resume tomorrow at 8:00 am.
HELB Message To All Kenyans
The Higher Education Loan Board has today 31st May 2023 sent a message to all Kenyans via their official verified Facebook page concerning the repayment methods. The Higher Education Loan Board has informed all Kenyans that there are a number of ways that the Higher Education Loan Board beneficiaries can repay the loan.
HELB Morning Message To All Kenyans
The Higher Education Loan Board has today 30th May 2023 sent a message to all Kenyans on how those living in abroad can repay their Higher Education Loan Board. The Higher Education Loan Board has this morning informed all Kenyans who are living in abroad and are wondering how they can be able to repay their loan that there is a way that one can repay the loan.
HELB Message To All Kenyans
The Higher Education Loan Board is a board that is in the Ministry of Education. The board is responsible for assisting students who are in the institutions of Higher Learning by giving them loans so that they can fund their education. This morning the Higher Education Loan Board has acknowledged that Kenyans out there might be having many inquiries concerning the Higher Education Loan Board.
HELB Message To All Kenyans
The Higher Education Loan Board has this morning sent a message to all Kenyans informing Kenyans that their services are now available nationwide. So if you need the Higher Education Loan Board services you have been asked not to go to Nairobi so that you can get the services.
HELB Message To All Kenyans
The Highest Education Loan Board has today 18th May 2023 sent a message to all Kenyans concerning the Higher Education Loan Board services that can b accessed through the self service method. According to the Higher Education Loan Board a number of services can be accessed through the self service method.
University Students Can Now Smile After The PS for Higher Education Said This On University Funding.
Beatrice Inyangala, the principal secretary for higher education and research, has at last discussed how the government intends to finance higher education. Yesterday while speaking to citizen TV, Inyangala alluded that Kenyan government will fund all the students through loans and scholarship programs. "So the vulnerable, those with zero income and the orphans will get up to 82% scholarship and 18% loan and then the extremely needy will be allocate 70% scholarahip and 30% loans," said the PS.
Government directs all students seeking assistance with higher education placement to do this
The Huduma Centre has exciting news for students seeking assistance with higher education placement. In a recent tweet, they announced their commitment to providing the necessary support. If you're in need of guidance during the application process, have questions, or require any other services related to higher education placement, look no further than your nearest Huduma Centre. At the Huduma Centre, you'll find dedicated Cyber Cafe staff and knowledgeable KUCCPS officers who are ready to assist you. They
KUCCPS opens portal for varsity placement
Following the opening of the placement today, 869,782 applicants who took the 2022 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) can now apply for placement into universities and colleges. Ezekiel Machogu, the education cabinet secretary, launched the initiative at the University of Nairobi and announced that students can now access information about various courses at 205 public Technical and Vocational Education and Training (Tvet) colleges, 33 private universities, three secondary teachers training colleges,
"They Called Me A Traitor" Mukumu Girls Cook Reveals
One of the Mukumu girls cooks broke into silence after revealing what he told the boss of the school and the head of the chefs. According to the cook, he raised a complaint to the head chef about the maize, which has been killing students every week since the ministry of education opened school.
Just In, Good News To University And College Students As HELB Announces The Following
The Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) is a government body that was established under the ministry of education in July 1995 to fund the needy students in universities and colleges in Kenya as they undergo their curriculum. Recently, the current government under the leadership of William Ruto announced that HELB will be abolished and replaced by the National Skill and Funding Council (NSFC) as a way of improving the education system in the country.
Good News To Jss Teachers On Salary Arrears
Journal Report: Government's Efforts in Education Sector. In a recent announcement by the Cabinet Secretary for Education, Ezekiel Machogu, it has been revealed that the Kenyan government paid out Ksh16 billion in capitation for secondary schools. This development is part of the government's ongoing efforts to support Free Primary Education and Free Day Secondary Education (FDSE) in the country.
Good News To Over 170,000 Students Who Scored C Plus As Ruto Orders Opening Of Application Portal
According to Education Cabinet Secretary Ezekiel Machogu, 173,137 students who received a mean grade of C+ or higher in the 2022 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) have qualified for admission to public universities. Machogu said on Wednesday, May 17, in Nairobi, during the opening of the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) portal that individuals with a C plain and below will be put in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) schools.
Knec Releases The Revised Law To Centralize University Placement Regardless Of Sponsorship
Journal Report: Revised Law to Centralize University Placement Regardless of Sponsorship. In a recent development, the Ministry of Education in Kenya is considering amending the Universities Act to facilitate the centralized placement of both State-sponsored and self-sponsored students into higher education institutions through the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS).
HELB Latest Crucial Circular that All Kenyans Should Take Seriously
The Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) is an organisation that grants loans, bursaries, and scholarships for training in TVET colleges and universities. The organisation has allowed numerous Kenyans to pursue higher studies regardless of their family backgrounds. Beneficiaries must submit HELB loan application forms to be considered for funding.
"We Have Hired The Largest Cohort of Teachers This Year" Ruto Now Declares Amidst Housing Levy Spat
Since taking office, President William Ruto has undertaken sweeping reforms to the educational system, and he has detailed many of them. It's no secret that first thing Ruto did as president was hire 36 thousand new professors and make major reforms to the country's universities and technical institutes.
New Crucial Changes as Govt Explains HELB's New Tech to Select 45,000 Poor Students
The government of Kenya through the Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) has come up with a new way on how university funds will be issued to students. Talking on Citizen Television, University Fund (UF) manager Geoffrey Monari and Head Secretary in the State Department of Higher education and Research, Beatrice Inyangala, uncovered that the framework would be absolutely logical.
Why Over 700K Students Will Miss the University Placement
The government's introduction of a new funding system has brought significant implications, with over 700,000 students anticipated to miss out on university placements. This development has raised concerns among aspiring students and their families, as the changes could limit access to higher education opportunities. The new funding system aims to address financial challenges and ensure a more sustainable approach to higher education funding.