HELB student loans do not disappear when you leave Kenya — they continue accumulating interest and penalties that can multiply your original balance several times over. For diaspora Kenyans, understan...
Managing school fees from thousands of miles away is one of the most stressful aspects of being a Kenyan parent in the diaspora. From navigating different payment methods to dealing with mid-term fee ...
Religion is not merely a private matter of personal faith in Kenya but a fundamental organizing principle of social life, a major provider of education and healthcare, a powerful force in politics, an...
Child labour remains one of Kenya's most pressing social challenges, trapping millions of children in cycles of poverty, denying them education and healthy development, and undermining the country's h...
Kenya's higher education system has expanded from one university at independence to over 70 universities and hundreds of TVET colleges, dramatically increasing access but raising questions about quali...
Kenya's education system is undergoing a fundamental transformation with the rollout of the Competency Based Curriculum, replacing the 8-4-4 system with a 2-6-3-3-3 structure that emphasizes skills de...
Kenya has a comprehensive legal framework for disability rights anchored in the 2010 Constitution and the Persons with Disabilities Act, yet the estimated four to six million Kenyans living with disab...
Kenya's education landscape is undergoing its most significant transformation in decades with the rollout of the Competency Based Curriculum, new university admission frameworks, and expanded TVET pat...
The Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) is the primary source of student financial assistance in Kenya, providing loans, bursaries, and scholarships that make higher education accessible to students f...