Kenya's Ministry of Education announced a significant fee reduction for public university programs, ranging from 15% to 40%. This move, stemming from a directive by the State Department for Higher Education, aims to make tertiary education more accessible and affordable for students.

• Fees for programs like pre-clinical medical (maximum KSh 51,840) and clinical medical (maximum KSh 75,000) have been capped.
• Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Migos stated the revision was based on detailed data and stakeholder input.
• The new fee structure applies to both first-year and continuing students, aligning with the Student-Centred Funding Model introduced by President William Ruto's administration in May 2023.