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Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development is yet to pay publishers more than Sh9 billion for textbooks supplied to public schools.
In the long run, a healthy publishing industry is one that serves both the classroom and the bookshop, both the examination candidate and the leisure reader.
Technology should help publishers make better decisions, not make those decisions for them.
A former editor reflects on working with Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o, highlighting how his linguistic convictions, political philosophy, and editorial discipline reshaped African publishing.
Kenya Publishers Association has urged the Government of Kenya to clear Sh9.48 billion in delayed payments, warning that the debt could disrupt printing and distribution of Grade 11 textbooks.
The new Kenya Publishers Association chair, reflects on his journey from teaching to publishing, rising through Longhorn Publishers to leadership while shaping Kenya’s education books sector.
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