On the radarThe Kenya Institute of Special Education (KISE) is hosting its 2026 conference from October 6–7 at its headquarters in Kasarani, Nairobi.
The conference, themed “Advancing Disability Inclusion through Assistive Technology and Innovation (ADITATI),” will focus on four key pillars: Innovate, Include, Empower and Collaborate.
The pillars seek to promote inclusive solutions and empower persons with disabilities through assistive technology and innovation.
The two-day conference will feature demonstrations of assistive devices, AI-powered digital tools, augmentative communication systems and smart mobility solutions.
The technologies will showcase how innovation can enhance independence and participation for persons with disabilities in education, employment and community life.
The event will also feature keynote addresses and innovation exhibitions, with opportunities for media interviews with KISE leadership, guest speakers, disability rights advocates, innovators and other stakeholders involved in advancing disability inclusion.
The conference will be held from 8:00 am at KISE, Kasarani, along Thika Road, Exit 14, Nairobi.
Elimu Bora Working Group to release survey on illegal school levies.
The Elimu Bora Working Group (EBWG) will release findings from a new survey examining the impact of illegal levies in public schools.
According to the working group, the survey has found that illegal levies are contributing to learners dropping out of classrooms.
The media briefing to release the findings is scheduled for 10:00 am on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, at Four Points by Sheraton Nairobi, Hurlingham.
Senior EACC leaders hold breakfast meeting in Nairobi.
Senior leaders from the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) are holding a breakfast meeting in Nairobi.
The meeting brings together leaders and experts.
The theme of the discussion is “Leading with Integrity in Challenging Times: A Path to Peace and Prosperity,” with a focus on ethical leadership, good governance and strengthening integrity in institutions.
Committee to meet Kenya Veterinary Association over salary harmonisation petition
The Departmental Committee on Labour is scheduled to meet representatives of the Kenya Veterinary Association to discuss a petition seeking the harmonisation of salaries for veterinary doctors and medical doctors.
The meeting is scheduled to take place at Bunge Towers at noon.
Senate committee to inspect Nyayo Stadium ahead of AFCON 2027
The Senate Committee on Labour and Social Welfare will conduct an inspection visit to Nyayo Stadium at 9:30 am as part of preparations for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON).
The visit will assess the stadium’s preparedness and ongoing efforts to ensure the facility meets the requirements ahead of the continental football tournament.
Gachagua continues engagements with Kenyan diaspora in Boston
Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP) leader Rigathi Gachagua is continuing his engagements with the Kenyan diaspora in Boston, Massachusetts, United States.
Gachagua is expected to interact with Kenyans living in the US as part of his ongoing diaspora engagements.
Ndindi Nyoro continues grassroots mobilisation tour in Meru
People’s Party leader Ndindi Nyoro is continuing his regional grassroots mobilisation tour in Meru County.
Nyoro is expected to engage residents and local leaders as he continues his outreach and mobilisation activities across the county.
Ndindi Nyoro continues grassroots mobilisation tour in Meru
People’s Party leader Ndindi Nyoro is continuing his regional grassroots mobilisation tour in Meru County.
Nyoro is expected to engage residents and local leaders as he continues his outreach and mobilisation activities across the county.
Matiang'i begins week-long political tour of Coast region
Jubilee Party presidential flagbearer Fred Matiang’i is on a week-long political tour of the Coastal region.
Matiang’i is expected to engage residents and local leaders during the tour as he continues his political activities in the region.
