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The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has stated that it is awaiting guidance from the Public Service Commission (PSC) before reviewing […]

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

President William Ruto has reaffirmed his government’s unwavering commitment to safeguarding education access despite widespread anxiety over recent budget cuts

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

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

Kenya’s acclaimed free education program is now hanging in the balance after the Treasury trimmed secondary school funding from KSh

Kenya’s higher education sector is facing a concerning trend—over 50,000 students who achieved the minimum university entry grade of C+

  Despite meeting the minimum university entry grade, over 50,000 students have not secured placements in higher education institutions through