Winnie Atieno is an editorial writer based in Nairobi, Kenya. She specializes in local news and has a focus on education, politics, and social issues. Her work has been featured in NationAfrica and Business Daily Africa, providing insightful and informative articles to the Kenyan community.
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Winnie Atieno's reporting focuses on local education news and government-related developments in Kenya, specifically Nairobi. She extensively covers government announcements and evolving stories related to the educational sector, including exams, schools, teachers, and legal policy regulations.
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Chaotic third term as schools open
By: Winnie Atieno
Stakeholders, including university students, have been calling of Ruto to do away with the new model.
Industrialist and Philanthropist Hasu's simplicity follows him in death.
Students reject Ruto's university funding plan
By: Winnie Atieno, David Muchunguh
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: Learners in public junior schools remain without enough teachers.
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: The principals want the government to jam mobile signals to prevent communication during exams
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: Backlog of untreated cases putting doctors in a precarious ethical position.
The administrators said the creation of the comprehensive schools that are all under one board of management with a single head teacher and a deputy has come with added responsibilities.
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: CS pledges to review the elevation of primary school headteachers to the level currently occupied by secondary school principals.
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