Unions Clash With Government Over Junior Schools as Security and Funding Concerns Impact Education Sector - September 2025
Fresh uncertainty has emerged over the future of junior secondary schools in Kenya as teachers' unions clash with the government regarding their implementation. This adds to other challenges in the education sector, as stakeholders have also raised concerns about the state of higher education. Furthermore, CS Murkomen has emphasized the critical need for an enhanced security presence in all higher learning institutions. Separately, the government and various organizations are being urged to fund the provision of sanitary pads in schools. This plea is intended to combat absenteeism among female students.
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Serikali na mashirika yaombwa kufadhili ugavi wa sodo shuleni kukabiliana na utoro wa wasichana
The Kenyan government and various organizations are being urged to fund the provision of sanitary pads in schools to combat absenteeism among female students. This plea highlights a critical issue affecting girls' education in the country.
State of Higher Education: Education stakeholders raise concerns || The Situation Room
The state of higher education in Kenya is a subject of concern among education stakeholders, as discussed in The Situation Room on KTN News. This discussion is part of KTN News Kenya's 24/7 coverage, which also includes live updates on the US Election Day 2024.
CS Murkomen: Security needed in higher learning institutions
CS Murkomen has emphasized the critical need for enhanced security presence in all higher learning institutions across Kenya, citing insights from nationwide security engagements. He also announced upcoming police recruitment to bolster personnel.
Fresh uncertainty arises as teachers’ unions clash with government over future of junior schools
Uncertainty surrounding the future of junior secondary schools in Kenya has intensified as teachers' unions are clashing with the government regarding their implementation and operational aspects.