Results Announcement ScheduledThe Ministry of Education will release the 2025 KCSE results tomorrow, Friday, January 9. Moreover, Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba will announce the results in Eldoret at 9:30 a.m. KCSE examinations concluded on November 21, 2025, after five weeks of continuous
Scholarship Programme to Benefit LearnersThe Nairobi County government unveiled a Ksh170 million scholarship targeting secondary school students. Moreover, Governor Johnson Sakaja announced on January 8 that 4,000 learners will benefit in the first phase. He thanked the Controller of Budget, the Ministry of Education, and the Council of Governors for resolving last year’s
Relief for Parents and Administrators Parents and school administrators can breathe a sigh of relief. Moreover, the government has released capitation funds days before schools reopen for Term One, 2026. Ministry Disburses Billions The Ministry of Education disbursed Ksh 44.2 billion to public basic education institutions nationwide. Consequently, schools will have
Funds Disbursed Ahead of January IntakeThe government has released Ksh 44 billion in capitation funds to public schools. Moreover, President William Ruto confirmed the funds will reach schools before learner’s report in January 2026. Assurance to Parents and LearnersRuto assured that no student will miss the Grade 10 transition. Consequently, he emphasized that over
Grade Nine learners who sat for the 2025 Kenya Junior School Education Assessment (KJSEA) can now access their results through SMS. The Ministry of Education issued the directive on Thursday, December 4. How to Access the KJSEA Results Teachers, parents, and learners can check the results by sending the learner’s assessment number to 22263. Each […]
The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) has dismissed widespread social media claims alleging that officials are altering national exam results. The council issued a warning on Wednesday after detecting a rising number of fraud cases targeting parents and students. Fraudsters Target Parents Through WhatsApp Groups KNEC reported that fraudsters are creating WhatsApp
More than 2.5 million learners across Kenyan schools could miss this year’s national examinations and assessments after the budget proposed for administering the tests was excluded from the 2025/26 financial plan. Appearing before a Parliamentary Committee on Tuesday, Principal Secretary for Basic Education Julius Bittok and other senior officials from the Ministry of








