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KEPSHA and Kurasa Africa partner to equip public primary teachers with digital CBC tools
Nairobi, 12 July 2024. The Kenya Primary School Heads Association signed with Kurasa Africa so public primary teachers can plan, assess and…
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12 July 2024 · Nairobi
What that statement says
The Kenya Primary School Heads Association and Kurasa Africa signed so public primary teachers can plan, assess and share the week in one record. Johnson Nzioka, then chairman of KEPSHA, and William Nguru, chief executive of Kurasa, were at the table, with Kennedy Kyeva and Irene Yiaile. Schools come in through the association’s zonal and sub-county chairs.
The statement is not a ministry gazette and it does not publish a 2026 learner or teacher count. Coverage by other newsrooms is listed below, each with its own date.
Coverage of that week
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KEPSHA partners KURASA Africa to empower teachers via technology
Signing table in Nairobi: Johnson Nzioka for KEPSHA, William Nguru for Kurasa, with Kennedy Kyeva (treasurer) and Irene Yiaile (secretary) named in the report.
Photo credit: Malack Obegi, in the linked article.
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Kepsha, Kurasa Africa partner to equip teachers with digital skills
Read the national coverage of the KEPSHA signing in the linked article.
The Standard’s report sits behind their paywall. Named people and quotes belong to that newsroom, not to our evidence ledgers.
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Kenya Primary School Heads Association partners with Kurasa to equip teachers with essential digital skills
Alumni recap of the 12 July 2024 Nairobi signing. CBC planning and assessment tools, not a ministry gazette.
Coverage of the 12 July 2024 signing.
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Kenya Primary Heads association partners with Kurasa Africa to transform education in public schools
Watch broadcast coverage of the July 2024 KEPSHA signing and the classroom work discussed at the event.
Film covering the 12 July 2024 signing.
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How Kenyan ed-tech Kurasa is improving classroom management with digital tools
A feature on Workspace for CBC lesson planning and formative assessment, and on the KEPSHA pipe into public schools. The interview is September 2024.
The September 2024 article reported approximately 52,000 learners and 2,400 teachers. Read those figures with the article’s publication date.
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