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Kindiki Lauds CBC Transition, Government Set to Hire 24,000 More Teachers in 2025

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has defended the government’s education reforms, saying recent milestones demonstrate that the transformation of Kenya’s learning system is irreversible and...

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Budget Cuts Spark Education Crisis Fears, But Government Promises Reforms Will Hold

Kenya’s free education policy is facing renewed scrutiny following a significant reduction in government funding, prompting fears of mass dropouts and disruption to academic...

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Budget Cuts Spark Education Crisis Fears, But Government Promises Reforms Will Hold

Kenya’s free education policy is facing renewed scrutiny following a significant reduction in government funding, prompting fears of mass dropouts and disruption to academic...
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Budget Cuts Spark Education Crisis Fears, But Government Promises Reforms Will Hold

Kenya’s free education policy is facing renewed scrutiny following a significant reduction in government funding, prompting fears of mass dropouts and disruption to academic...

Kindiki Lauds CBC Transition, Government Set to Hire 24,000 More Teachers in 2025

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has defended the government’s education reforms, saying recent milestones demonstrate that the transformation of Kenya’s learning system is irreversible and...

Ruto Vows to Shield Education from Budget Cuts as Funding Crisis Looms

President William Ruto has reaffirmed his government’s unwavering commitment to safeguarding education access despite widespread anxiety over recent budget cuts affecting public schools. Speaking at...

Kenya’s School Dropout Crisis Deepens Amid Education Funding Cuts

As Kenya’s government slashes secondary school capitation, the threat of a mass school dropout crisis looms large. With the per-student allocation reduced by over...

Schools Drowning in Debt as Government Delays Capitation Funds

Public secondary schools across Kenya are facing unprecedented financial turmoil following the government’s drastic reduction of capitation funding. As the third academic term begins,...

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Budget Cuts Spark Education Crisis Fears, But Government Promises Reforms Will Hold

Kenya’s free education policy is facing renewed scrutiny following a significant reduction in government funding, prompting fears of mass dropouts and disruption to academic...

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