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Kenya: Principals Stare At Space Nightmare As 1 Million Students Join Form One

[Nation] Secondary school principals are bracing themselves for crowded schools once Form One students report on August 2 because they have enrolled in excess of their capacity.

Source: allAfrica.com

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[Nation] The Head of State has said schools will open on January 4. Learners have been out of the classrooms for more than nine months owing to the Covid-19 outbreak. Since independence, such a thing has never happened.

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Exploits University in a career outreach drive

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Edward Waters Enrollment Skyrockets As University Shatters 1000 Student Threshold For First Time In Nearly Two Decades – Free Press of Jacksonville

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School leaders offered training to manage institutions remotely

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Kenya: Education Sector Shrinks in Tough 2020 Amid Covid

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I commend the ministry for making this bold but necessary decision on exams - Stabroek News

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Kenya: Garbage Heaps Pile Up in Nyeri as Residents Fail to Reach Consensus on Dumping Site

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CPCE to deliver training online from today – Manickchand - Stabroek News

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Two Region Nine students with COVID-19 to get secondary school placements - Stabroek News

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Kenya: COVID-19 - in Kenya, Confusion and Corruption While Politicians Flout Lockdowns

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[Nairobi News] Private schools may soon be bailed out by the government following plans by the Education Ministry to give them concessionary loans to cushion them against the effects of Covid-19.

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[Botswana Daily News] Gaborone -- Attendants of a Form One orientation meeting convened at Maikano Junior Secondary School in Gaborone yesterday.

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