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HomeDaily NewsFriday, September 4, 2026Ruto Announces Free Education Delay to January 2027 - September 2026
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Ruto Announces Free Education Delay to January 2027 - September 2026

President William Ruto has announced a delay in the implementation of free university and college education, pushing the start date to the January 2027 semester. This marks a significant shift in the government's education policy timeline. At the same time, Ruto has assured Kajiado residents that Amboseli National Park will soon be fully under their management, despite a temporary court injunction. Separately, the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission issued a stern warning to religious leaders across Kenya, urging them to refuse and not legitimize funds from politicians suspected to be proceeds of corruption ahead of the 2027 General Election.

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Thursday 7:16 PMKenyans

New Date for Free University, TVET Education Revealed as Ruto Changes Tune

New Date for Free University, TVET Education Revealed as Ruto Changes Tune

President William Ruto has announced a delay in the implementation of free university and college education, pushing the start date to the January 2027 semester.

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President William Ruto has announced a delay in the implementation of free university and college education, pushing the start date to the January 2027 semester.

  • The new funding model, which aims to cover students in universities, TVET institutions, colleges, and the Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC), was initially slated for September 2026.
  • Key individuals involved include President William Ruto and Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Oganmba.
  • The delay is likely attributed to ongoing parliamentary deliberations on the Tertiary Placement and Funding Bill 2026, which contains the free university proposal.
Thursday 6:07 PMKenyansFirst

Religious Leaders Put on Notice Over Cash From Some Politicians

Religious Leaders Put on Notice Over Cash From Some Politicians

The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has issued a stern warning to religious leaders across Kenya, urging them to refuse and not legitimize funds from politicians suspected to be proceeds of corruption ahead of the 2027 General Election.

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Thursday 6:32 PMThe Standard

Ruto assures Kajiado residents of full control of Amboseli National Park

Ruto assures Kajiado residents of full control of Amboseli National Park

President William Ruto has assured Kajiado residents that Amboseli National Park will soon be fully under their management, despite a temporary court injunction.

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Key Highlights

President William Ruto has assured Kajiado residents that Amboseli National Park will soon be fully under their management, despite a temporary court injunction.

  • The park's transfer to Kajiado County management is anticipated by the end of 2026.
  • President William Ruto expressed confidence that legal challenges will not derail the transfer.
  • During a development tour, the President also announced significant infrastructure projects and the closure of Tata Chemicals at Lake Magadi.
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The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has issued a stern warning to religious leaders across Kenya, urging them to refuse and not legitimize funds from politicians suspected to be proceeds of corruption ahead of the 2027 General Election.

  • EACC Chairperson David Oginde cautioned that accepting illicit money could lead to politicians rewarding financiers with inflated tenders and manipulated procurement processes.
  • The warning was delivered during the National Stakeholders’ Convention in Nairobi, attended by major religious bodies including the NCCK, KCCB, and SUPKEM.
  • Concerns were raised that financial strength, rather than merit, is increasingly dominating election campaigns, potentially denying voters the chance to elect capable leaders.