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Originally published by Nation Newstop
May 28, 2026
7h ago
Why MPs believe the new budget is a raw deal for education sector

The Sh195.8 billion shortfall will put a strain on institutions and hamper quality of learning...
✨ Key Highlights
Kenyan lawmakers are expressing serious concerns that the new budget, with a significant funding shortfall, will negatively impact the country's education sector.
- A total funding gap of Sh195.8 billion is projected for the fiscal year 2026/27, affecting learners across all levels of education.
- The National Assembly Committee on Education, chaired by Julius Kibiwot Melly, warns that this underfunding will severely compromise the quality of education.
- Key areas like capitation for senior secondary schools (Sh23.7 billion shortfall), Junior Secondary Schools (Sh23.7 billion shortfall), and primary schools (Sh8.6 billion shortfall) are particularly affected.
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