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Take firm steps to curb school unrest
The surge in dormitory fires has spiralled into a national crisis.
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nation.africa
Address unrest in schools
The situation at Utumishi Girls Senior School may be indicative of conduct disorder.
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standardmedia.co.ke
Fire guts dormitory at Tarakwa High School in Bomet
The troubling pattern of school dormitory fires across Kenya continues with the latest incident happening at Tarakwa High School in Bomet County
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businessdailyafrica.com
It’s time to reconsider boarding schools in Kenya
Increasingly, some education institutions are grappling with rising cases of indiscipline, including drug abuse, coordinated unrest, and disruptive behaviour often influenced by a…
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Panic hits school heads as wave of unrest rages
Panic has hit school administrators across the country, with many opting to send students home in the wake of rising cases of unrest.
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MPs push for closure of boarding schools over student unrest
The death of 16 students in the Utumishi Senior Girls School fire incident has elicited calls for the abolishment of boarding schools.
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Radically reform boarding schools or abolish them
The fire tragedy at Utumishi Secondary School in Gilgil, which claimed the lives of 16 learners and left several others seriously injured, has once again reopened a painful…
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Schools: No longer at ease
Education stakeholders raise concern over school unrest marked by fires.
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Take firm steps to curb school unrest
The surge in dormitory fires has spiralled into a national crisis.
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Several schools closed down as a wave of unrest unsettles country
Several schools across Kenya have been closed indefinitely following a wave of student unrest, fires, and security scares that have disrupted learning.
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External influences, poor communication to blame for rising school unrest
We are moving around and talking to students and telling them what they are supposed to do. A good number have been convinced of what they need to do," said Ongijo.