Government Reaffirms Free Education Funding Amid Concerns - July 2025
The Kenyan government, through Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba and Basic Education PS Julius Bitok, has clarified that the capitation for free basic education remains intact, despite rumors and allegations of budget cuts. Ogamba emphasized that no reduction has been made, while recent criticisms from former official John Mbadi highlighted the need for adequate funding. The government seeks to address concerns over budget constraints affecting secondary education. This reaffirmation aims to reassure parents and educators before the upcoming school term.
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Gov’t denies reducing school capitation
Kenya's Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Migos Ogamba has denied claims of reducing school capitation, stating the government's official allocation of Ksh 22,244 per student remains unchanged despite financial challenges.
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