Kenya’s Teachers: The Power Behind Transformative Education Every year on October 5th, the world pauses to honour teachers — the pillars of learning and the guardians of our shared future. At Usawa Agenda, we proudly stand with millions across the globe
Empowering the Architects of the Future: Recognising Teachers on World Teachers' Day 2025 Every year on October 5, the world takes a moment to acknowledge the essential role of teachers: mentors, guides, and role models who shape not only classrooms, but
Do we need a national convention to resolve the myriad CBC Implementation problems? Dear Mr. President, please take personal charge to save CBC from collapse It is with great humility that I pen this letter to you on this International Day
HABIL ONDIEK: Stop killing women, blaming victims Reading and watching news in Kenya has recently become overly traumatising. While one may argue that Kenyans have adapted to the wave of depressing news, considering that stories of cross-cutting corruption and incompetence in
It's costly to leave the less fortunate behind in education In an ideal situation, basic education should be universal and free of charge, and all children should access quality education. This is notwithstanding prevailing personal attributes, socio-economic, cultural, and political circumstances.
Pre-School teachers are guiding lights, time to celebrate themIn the world of education, pre-school teachers hold a special place. You are the first to welcome young learners into the world of discovery, imagination, and growth. Every day, you guide curious minds,
The Core of Learning: The Teacher - A Tribute to Mr. KilasiOn this World Teachers’ Day, we celebrate the incredible impact teachers have on society. They are the unseen architects of our future, shaping the minds and characters of students across
Usawa Agenda Executive Director Dr. Emmanuel Manyasa will on Friday take part in panel discussion on “Localising Education Research” during the 5th African Philanthropy Conference in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe. The African Philanthropy Conference is an annual forum where philanthropic institutions and
It is another time to commemorate the Day of the African Child. This year’s day has the closest to an apt theme I have seen in recent times: “Education for all children in Africa: the time is now”. But it is
Today the world marks the 31st International Day of the African Child. We commemorate the lives of the gallant students brutally murdered by the Apartheid regime in Soweto, South Africa on this day 46 years ago for demanding an end to
