Winnie Atieno is an Editorial Writer at NationAfrica. She focuses on themes such as education, climate change, and special education, exploring topics like adaptive learning, public education, and climate policy. Winnie has been featured in NationAfrica, Business Daily Africa, MSN, The EastAfrican, and Zawya.
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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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By: Anthony Kitimo, Winnie Atieno
The authority has tendered for machines and seeks 4,700 employees with specialised skills to operate them.
Schools suspend classes over safety fears linked to the ongoing protests.
South Sea residents and members of the business community during a peaceful protest demanding urgent repair of roads in the area, citing poor infrastructure and flooding challenges.
PSC HAS forwarded the names of the three top candidates to the university council for consideration.
By: Winnie Atieno, Kevin Cheruiyot
The President expected to meet transport leaders over high fuel prices.
The first group of learners under the new curriculum, currently in Grade 10, are expected to complete senior school in 2028.
Mismatch between the huge demand and the limited training capacity has left many frustrated.
By: Brian Ocharo, Winnie Atieno
Presence of snipers, Recce and Rapid Deployment Unit officers was enhanced.
Classrooms are facing logistical paralysis as indecisive students who lack prior career mentorship.
By: Winnie Atieno
Model could transform student financing in Kenya by ending persistent delays in loan disbursement.
