Ruto orders integration of Madrasa and Duksi into basic education system

President William Ruto has directed the Ministry of Education to begin consultations on integrating Madrasa, Duksi and pastoral instruction into Kenya’s basic education system to expand access for marginalized communities...

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President William Ruto has ordered the Ministry of Education to integrate Madrasa, Duksi, and pastoral instruction programs into Kenya's basic education system, aiming to increase educational access for marginalized children.

The directive, announced during the 63rd Madaraka Day celebrations in Wajir County, will establish a legal and policy framework for these alternative learning pathways.
President Ruto emphasized that education is a powerful tool for transformation, noting a significant increase in the education budget from Sh500 billion in 2022 to over Sh702 billion.
This integration aims to ensure every child has a recognized path to learning, skills, and opportunity, particularly addressing historical inequalities in northern Kenya.

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