KEWOTA updates

“Education extends beyond the physical confines of a school compound. Parental engagement in their children’s academics involves creating a peaceful home environment, assisting with homework, and demonstrating positive models of social and educational values.” We are delighted to present a compelling excerpt from an insightful article authored by Benter Opande, the esteemed CEO of the …

Education extends beyond the physical confines of a school compound Read More »

Elevating itself to a prominent position within the teaching fraternity, KEWOTA has garnered widespread recognition for its transformative initiatives that have left an indelible mark on the lives of women educators nationwide. Distinguished as the sole teachers association with an exceptional track record of translating words into action, KEWOTA has directly enhanced the living standards …

Empowering Education: KEWOTA’s Generosity Brings Joy to Needy Students in Bondo Read More »

In February of last year, the Kenya Women Teachers Association introduced KEWOTA Shared Services, a subsidiary dedicated to enhancing the personal and economic growth of its members. The platform offers low-interest loans, exclusive insurance packages, and opportunities for laptop ownership. KEWOTA Shared Services operates with a specialized team committed to developing innovative products and services …

KEWOTA PARTNERS WITH MAJOR INSURANCE COMPANIES TO PROVIDE CUSTOMIZED COVERAGE FOR MEMBERS Read More »

The Kenya Women Teachers Association (KEWOTA) stands as a prominent and influential advocacy group dedicated to women educators across the nation. Uniquely tailored to the needs of women teachers, KEWOTA is committed to enhancing their personal well-being, elevating living standards, and fostering leadership development. Through mentorship programs, the association endeavors to empower women teachers to …

KEWOTA AND ZANA AFRICA PARTNER WITH GOVERNOR’S SANITARY TOWEL INITIATIVE FOR GIRLS UNDER FINS TO SWIM PROGRAM Read More »

In a strategic move geared towards advancing the welfare and professional growth of women educators, the Kenya Women Teachers Association (KEWOTA) convened its official year-opening meeting on January 4th. Led by the distinguished executives Madam Modesta (Chairperson), Madam Jacinta (National Treasurer), and Madam Benter (CEO), the team gathered to reflect on the triumphs and challenges …

KEWOTA Secretariat Maps Out Ambitious Plans for 2024, Pledges to Elevate the Lives of Women Teachers Read More »

Dear Esteemed Women Educators, As we embark on a new year, we trust that you are propelling forward with unwavering enthusiasm and determination. Have you taken a moment to set forth your aspirations for the year ahead? Allow KEWOTA to be your steadfast companion in achieving these goals with high precision. In 2024, prioritize your …

THIS YEAR, SOAR INTO SUCCESS WITH KEWOTA. Read More »

Cheers to a fantastic new year, dear KEWOTA family! The vibrant leaders of KEWOTA extend heartfelt wishes to our esteemed officials, cherished members, and dedicated teachers as we step into the exciting journey of 2024! In this new chapter, let’s celebrate the incredible role teachers play as the chief cornerstones of a flourishing society. Your …

OFFICIAL NEW YEAR MESSAGE 2024 – KEWOTA EXECUTIVE Read More »

On the 25th of November, just three days ago, UN Women inaugurated its annual campaign, the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence. This initiative is a pivotal component of a broader strategy aimed at eradicating violence against women. Despite concerted efforts by organizations globally to prevent and eliminate violence against women, it is undeniable …

WHY KEWOTA IS KEEN ON ELIMINATING GBV AND TEENAGE PREGNANCIES Read More »

The world is moving digital. Digital transformation is happening in all sectors and industries, and it is a change we can not avoid. The need for adopting technology in Kenya has grown tremendously and is still growing in the digital age. Technology has become a mother of civilizations, social sciences, and arts. Over the past …

From Classroom to Cloud: Kewota’s Digital Tutoring Creates Holiday Opportunities for Teachers Read More »

In a recent financial survey conducted by the Kenya Women Teachers Association (KEWOTA), it was revealed that many women teachers struggle with financial management, leading to a cycle of bad debt, consumer loans, and paycheck-to-paycheck living. In response to this crisis, KEWOTA leaders devised a strategy to empower women teachers, providing them with the tools …

Unlocking Wealth: The KEWOTA Table Banking Revolution Read More »