Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has reassured Kenyans that the government has no intentions of cutting funds for free primary and secondary education, promising enhanced financing for the critical sector. He affirmed the Kenya Kwanza Administration's commitment to building upon past educational reforms and increasing access for all citizens.

• The government has allocated over Ksh.700 billion to the education sector this financial year.
• The administration has employed 76,000 teachers, with plans to recruit an additional 24,000 before the end of the year.
• DP Kindiki defended empowerment engagements as initiatives to boost businesses and hustles for registered groups, not for individual fund distribution.