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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Kenya is intensifying efforts to improve productivity in the public service, with leaders pushing for a stronger link between government spending and measurable service delivery outcomes.
Caption for the landscape image: Kenya has recorded the highest national examination candidature in history, with more than 3.5 million
By: Mercy Simiyu, Winnie Atieno
Ministry insists that the recent wave of unrest and fires has not affected calendar.
By: Winnie Atieno
Of the 330 cases, 185 were student agitations that did not result in serious damage or injuries.
Headteachers reject blame as ministry links unrest to leadership failures as probe continues.
Scroll down to read the article Senior school students walk along Club Road in Nakuru City towards the main bus terminus on June 23, 2026 as they head home for the mid-term break.
By: Winnie Atieno
Caption for the landscape image: The government is closely monitoring student behaviour, and the Directorate of Criminal Investigations will
Secondary school heads reject proposal to introduce standardised uniforms.
By: Winnie Atieno
Mr Muguongo said Brookside takes cognisance of KAHC's role as the premier organization that brings together key players in the hospitality industry in growing the country's tourism sector, which, in turn, contributes to the growth of the national gross domestic product.
By: Winnie Atieno
Caption for the landscape image: The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) will recruit and register teachers with only one teaching subject, instead
