Thousands of Kenyan learners have returned to school for the short nine-week third term, which culminates in national examinations, amidst a significant capitation funding crisis. This delay in government funds threatens to disrupt operations, following a prematurely shortened second term for many institutions.

• KSh 23 billion is set to be released to over 45,000 schools nationwide.
• Education Principal Secretary Belio Kipsang confirmed talks with the National Treasury prioritizing the immediate release of funds.
• Matthew Chepkwony, a parent from Bomet, expressed frustration, while Stephen Mongeri, a bookseller in Kisii, highlighted the impact on businesses.