Nyali School, a prestigious institution in Mombasa that has educated generations from influential families for over eight decades, is now fighting for survival due to prolonged leadership disputes, corruption allegations, and internal divisions.

• Learner enrollment has nearly halved, dropping from approximately 1,300 to 700 students.
• The school is managed by the Mombasa Parents Club, which has been embroiled in nearly a decade of court battles.
• A recent election under court orders saw Fahmi Salim emerge as the new Chairman, bringing hope for stability and improved staff welfare.