Author: Hezron Rooy

Teachers Calls for TSC CEO Nancy Macharia Resignation Amid Allegations of Corruption and Mismanagement There is increasing pressure for the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) CEO and Secretary, Dr. Nancy Njeri Macharia, to step down as educators plan a protest at the TSC offices in Upper Hill, Nairobi. The campaign, dubbed #OccupyTSC, continues to grow traction with Generation Z activists and teachers taking to social media to demand her resignation. Critics accuse Macharia of overseeing extensive corruption in the hiring processes at the TSC. They also claim she has mistreated teachers and undermined the Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT). Another…

Teachers Demand Resignation of KUPPET Leaders for Supporting Rejected Finance Bill Omboko Milemba, KUPPET National Chairman and Emuhaya MP, faces intense pressure to resign after voting YES to the controversial Finance Bill 2024. This bill, widely rejected, has put Milemba and another KUPPET official in a difficult position. Two senior KUPPET officials, both Members of Parliament, are under fire. KUPPET National Chairman Omboko Milemba and KUPPET National Secretary (Gender) Catherine Wambilianga, who is also the Bungoma County MP, voted in favor of the Finance Bill 2024. This decision has estranged them from teachers and constituents alike, who are now demanding…

Schools Selected for KJSEA and KPLEA Piloting: List Per County This article lists the schools selected for the KJSEA and KPLEA piloting program, organized by county, sub-county, and center codes. Schools Per County Taita Taveta County: Kwale County: Mombasa County: Follow Teachers Updates On Facebook Kilifi County: Tana River County: Lamu County: Nyandarua County: Nyeri County: Kirinyaga County: Murang’a County: Kiambu County: Machakos County: Kitui County: Embu County: Meru County: Marsabit County: Isiolo County: Makueni County: Garissa County: Wajir County: Mandera County: Siaya County: Kisumu County: Homa Bay County: Migori County: Kisii County: Nyamira County: Nairobi County: ALSO READ: Headteachers…

TSC AON Minet Registration, Adding NHIF Number and Dependants, Verifying Information The registration process for AON Minet through the USSD code *865# involves several steps, including adding dependents, verifying information, and adding an NHIF number. Here’s a comprehensive guide to navigate through the process smoothly: *Registration for AON through USSD Code 865# Make sure you have the following: Dial *865# on your phone and press send. Select “Self Registration” and press send. Enter your the TSC number and press send. Choose your role (Principal, Deputy Principal, or Teacher) and press send. Select your gender and confirm all entered details are…

List of TSC Commissioners, responsibilities and qualifications The Teachers Service Commission, TSC, is established under Article 237 of the Kenyan Constitution. The Commission consists of a Chairperson and eight other members appointed in accordance with the Constitution and provisions of Section 8 of the TSC Act. Dr. Muturi serves as the TSC Commission Chairperson, having been appointed in 2021. According to the TSC Act, the chairperson and all members of the Commission shall serve on a full-time basis for a non-renewable term of six years. Appointments are made by the President. QUALIFICATIONS FOR TSC COMMISSIONERS: For one to be appointed…

TSC Teachers Next-of-Kin Form (Download): How Fill and Update However, certain conditions must be met, including resolving any overpayments, removing your name from the payroll, and providing necessary documentation such as the original death certificate and a letter from the area chief confirming the rightful next of kin. This article focuses on an important document: The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) next of kin form. This form is critical for ensuring your beneficiaries receive your service benefits, pension, or ex-gratia payments. The form allows you to declare up to five individuals as next of kin and list ten dependents, emphasizing the importance of accuracy in…

Headteachers Partners with Kurasa Africa to Transform Primary School Digital Education The Kenya Primary Heads Association has announced a groundbreaking partnership with Kurasa Africa, aiming to revolutionize education in public schools. This collaboration is set to enhance teaching methodologies and streamline administrative processes through advanced technological solutions. William Guru, Chief Executive Officer of Kurasa Africa, highlighted the organization’s commitment to providing tutors with tools aligned with the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC). These tools include assessment resources and lesson planning aids designed to replace traditional bulky course books and notes, which are becoming obsolete. The initiative marks a significant shift towards digitalization…

Ezekiel Machogu’s Mixed Legacy in Education During the last two years, Ezekiel Machogu served as the Education Cabinet Secretary, navigating significant reforms while leaving many issues unresolved. His leadership faced challenges requiring decisive action, and his tenure saw a clash between his promises and actions, resulting in a mixed legacy for Kenya’s education sector. In a rigorous parliamentary vetting session, Machogu faced scrutiny from a committee aware of the towering legacies of his predecessors: Prof. George Magoha, Dr. Fred Matiang’i, Dr. Amina Mohammed, and Prof. Joseph Kaimenyi. Machogu asserted his resolve to tackle Kenya’s pressing education challenges with unwavering determination,…

TSC Widows and Widowers Declaration Form: How to Complete the Form When facing the loss of a spouse, widows and widowers often encounter various administrative tasks, one of which involves completing a declaration form to establish legal rights and entitlements.  This process can seem daunting, but with clear instructions, it becomes more manageable. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to complete the Widows and Widowers Declaration Form: 1. Personal Information (Part I): Begin by filling out Part I of the attached form personally. Provide your full names exactly as they appear on your Identity Card, and remember to sign the form to validate the information.…

KJSEA Pilot Program for Grade 8 Students Begins The Kenya National Examination Council (Knec) is launching a pilot program on Monday for the new Kenya Junior Secondary Education Assessment (KJSEA), targeting Grade 8 students. This initial phase aims to refine the assessment process before its official administration to Grade 9 students in 2025. The trial is essential for evaluating the administration logistics and effectiveness of the KJSEA. Knec CEO David Njengere highlighted that the data collected from these trials will help in refining the KJSEA. He stated that the goal is to ensure a smooth transition for students under the…