Lewis Nyaundi is a journalist at Standard Group PLC. He focuses on education and its management, exploring themes related to academia, social issues, and protests, while also engaging with contemporary topics like AI and ESG. Lewis has been recognized as a 2019 nominee for the ICFJ Knight International Journalism Award.
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Lewis Nyaundi's coverage is mainly focused on local education and human resource topics in Kenya, Nairobi. He appears to prioritize government announcements related to education policies and developments within the region. As such, he would likely be receptive to pitches from local educational institutions, policymakers, or experts who can provide valuable insights into ongoing reforms, scholarships programs, school infrastructure upgrades, and employment opportunities in the education sector.
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National Assembly Education Committee chairperson Julius Melly said they will investigate the council's operations that have caused chaos in the institution.
By: Lewis Nyaundi
On November 27, the Ministry of Education ordered the closure of boarding facilities in 348 primary schools, citing gross violations of safety regulations.
The Ministry of Education has given primary schools whose boarding facilities were marked for closure four weeks to comply.
By: Lewis Nyaundi
The government has issued fresh conditions for the reopening of 348 boarding schools shut down for failing to meet safety standards.
Teachers across the country have a reason to smile after TSC announced a fresh round of promotion targeting 24,000 tutors that will be conducted in two phases.
By: Lewis Nyaundi
Unemployed teachers in the country have a reason to smile this Christmas as government announced plans to hire 8,000 new teachers in January.
Critics have labeled her a master of “divide and rule” or characterised her leadership as ruthless while others argue she was simply fulfilling her mandate.
By: Lewis Nyaundi
Parents will be required to accompany their children to school in January to register them for the Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF).
By: Lewis Nyaundi
Promotion of teachers could be headed for reforms as Teachers Service Commission (TSC) and unions embark on a plan to address job stagnation in the profession.
President William Ruto has launched a 24 month plan to restore excellence in the struggling university.
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