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Originally published by Nation Politicspolitics
April 15, 2026
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Why MPs wants government to fund schools in informal settlements
MP Anthony Oluoch argued that the current system discriminates against the poor...
✨ Key Highlights
Members of Parliament are pushing for the government to formally recognize and fund informal learning centers, known as Alternative Provision of Basic Education and Training (APBET) schools, through the Basic Education (Amendment) Bill, 2025.
- Over 3 million Kenyan children attend APBET schools and are currently excluded from government capitation and resources.
- The bill is sponsored by Mathare MP Anthony Oluoch and supported by other lawmakers like Deputy Speaker Gladys Boss.
- These informal schools, often operating in churches and social centers in informal settlements, are not recognized under the current Basic Education Act of 2013, hindering learners' access to essential educational support and official examination registration.
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