Hamisi Yusuf
Digital Director & Author
Hamisi Yusuf is the Digital Director and an author at kenyanihome.com, where he plays a key role in shaping the platform’s digital strategy, editorial innovation, audience engagement, and online growth. He holds a Certificate in Business Management, a Diploma in Business Management and Administration, and a Bachelor of Business Information Technology, all earned from Zetech University. By combining expertise in technology, business leadership, and impactful storytelling, Hamisi is helping build a modern, credible, and forward-looking digital journalism platform that tells stories that matter.
Stories by Hamisi Yusuf
Ruto Marks Four Years in Office as Education Reforms Face Fresh Scrutiny
The government is highlighting reforms in education, health and housing, while critics question whether key promises have been fully delivered.
CBC Changes Trigger Fresh Concern Over Textbooks, Costs and Classroom Readiness in Public Schools
Proposed changes to the Competency-Based Curriculum are raising fresh questions over textbooks, teacher preparation and the cost of keeping public schools ready for learners.
Free University Education Promise Delayed, Leaving Students Waiting for Clarity on 2026 Funding
The government has reportedly pushed back the start of its proposed free university and college education program, renewing concern among students and parents already struggling with fees.
Grade 9 School Selection Opens as Parents Face New Questions Under CBC
The next stage of Kenya’s education transition begins this week, placing Grade 9 learners and parents at the centre of a major decision.
Zetech University Signs Strategic Partnership Agreement with the University of Iowa
Zetech University has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the University of Iowa in the United States, reinforcing both institutions’ commitment to advancing education, professional training and collaborative research.
Missed the HELB Deadline? Students Given Until September 21 to Apply for Funding
The Ministry of Education has reopened the application window for eligible university students and TVET trainees who failed to submit their funding requests by August 31.
Parliament Debates Bill to Enforce Strict 30-Day KUCCPS Placement Timelines
The proposed Tertiary Education, Placement, and Funding Bill, 2026, would compel the placement agency to open applications within 30 days of KCSE results, process them within a month, and allow unsuccessful students to revise their choices at no cost as Kenya moves toward 100% university funding.