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Social media posts have shared sexually explicit cartoons alongside a claim they feature in Kenyan schoolbooks as part of the current curriculum. But the claim is false: the excerpts are not found in Kenyan textbooks and come from two old and unrelated publications. AFP Fact Check already debunked a false claim related to the pictures in 2019.

The Kenya EdTech Summit 2022 kicked off today in Nairobi November 23rd, with the government reiterating its commitment

The Western Indian Ocean has resources worth more than KSh2.2 trillion in annual outputs, with Kenya’s share being about 20 per cent of this. Yet despite the immense potential of the maritime sector, it has suffered from policy neglect since independence.

Area listings of agendas

When Weinberg senior Jem Feuilladieu was a freshman, he dreamt of Black Northwestern students “thriving” rather than just “surviving” on campus.  This fall, they founded the Black Health and Wellness Collaborative to bring those dreams to fruition. According to its mission statement, BHWC aims to provide a space of discourse, support and resources for Black...

Grade Six, KCPE and KCSE exams are scheduled to begin in November 2022.

Chicago's Assyrian community celebrated the approval of a first-ever accredited Assyrian language course as a victory

UNESCO in Jordan, in partnership with the Jordan Media Institute (JMI), is actively involved in providing media literacy for young people and the broade

One Monday morning in December, I was a few minutes late to my ninth grade Vaad class.

The government has identified 20 counties that have been adversely affected by drought.