A wave of student unrest that has disrupted learning in several schools across Narok County has prompted education and security stakeholders to roll out a raft of measures aimed at restoring stability and safeguarding learners. Enhanced guidance and counselling programmes, stronger communication between students and school administrations, improved school security, regular emergency preparedness drills and…
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