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.