Trial and error: From education to health, Ruto's flip-flops spark uncertainty

President William Ruto's administration is facing criticism for frequent policy changes, described as "trial and error," leading to uncertainty. The administration is reportedly abandoning previously pitched policies and programs, some of which have incurred significant public spending.

HELB Opens 2026/27 Applications for Loans of Up to Ksh600,000

The Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) has opened applications for its 2026/27 Jielimishe Loan, offering salaried learners the opportunity to finance their further studies.

In the dailies: Trial and error, From education to health, Ruto's flip-flops spark uncertainty

MPs begins scrutiny of bills proposing sweeping education sector reforms

The National Assembly's Committee on Education has commenced a thorough review of several proposed Bills designed to overhaul Kenya's education sector, aligning with recommendations from the Presidential Working Party on Education Reform.

CS Ogamba, Parliament Give Update on Free University Education

Parliament has begun reviewing proposed legislation to overhaul university and college funding following President William Ruto's directive to make public tertiary education free.

From education to health, Ruto's flip-flops spark uncertainty

President William Ruto's administration is facing uncertainty due to frequent policy shifts and abandoned programs, leading to concerns of a "trial and error" approach.