(WATCH) President Ruto assures Primary and Secondary education will remain free
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President William Ruto has affirmed that primary and secondary education in Kenya will remain free. This assurance comes amidst ongoing education reforms and concerns regarding corruption within the education sector.
- Deputy President Kithure Kindiki stated the government's commitment to delivering accessible education reforms.
- The Ministry of Education, in collaboration with the Ministry of ICT, is digitizing school capitation to curb graft and enhance efficiency, utilizing platforms like eCitizen.
- Recent reports have highlighted that Kenya's free education system is reportedly struggling with billions of funds vanishing into questionable projects, raising corruption concerns.
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President Ruto Commits to Free Education Amid Funding Crisis - July 2025
President William Ruto reaffirmed that free primary and secondary education will remain intact while addressing recent allegations from Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua regarding misappropriation of education funds. The government is under pressure from the Kenya Secondary Schools Heads Association (KESSHA) as delays in capitation have led to financial struggles, risking the closure of hundreds of schools. Ruto's commitment comes in light of ongoing discussions aimed at improving access and quality in education. Kindiki echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the government's focus on educational reforms.
