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Public schools in Kenya are facing a severe financial crisis with a staggering Ksh 64 billion in debt. This situation poses a threat to the operation of many institutions, forcing some schools to close earlier than planned. Parents could soon be required to pay significant fees to keep their children in school, raising concerns about accessibility to education. Authorities are under pressure to devise solutions to this pressing issue to prevent widespread educational disruption.
The financial crisis in public schools in Kenya is escalating, with a staggering debt of Ksh 64 billion threatening the operation of many institutions. This crisis is forcing some schools to close earlier than usual.
Wazazi nchini Kenya huenda wakalazimika kulipa shilingi 7,000 kila mwezi kwa karo ya sekondari ya kutwa. Hii inatokana na mabadiliko ya mfumo wa elimu ambayo yanaweza kuathiri familia nyingi.