Government to Slash University Fees DP Kindiki Confirms.
Deputy President Prof. Kithure Kindiki has assured the nation that the government will fully implement the long-awaited reduction in university fees as recommended by a presidential taskforce.
The move, he said, is part of a broader push to make higher education more affordable, accessible and inclusive for all.
Free Education Here to stay DP Kindiki Assures Kenyans
Deputy President Prof Kithure Kindiki has firmly dismissed claims that the government is planning to slash funding for free primary and secondary education.
Speaking at Kanduyi in Bungoma county, the DP assured that the Kenya Kwanza administration is doubling down on efforts to expand access and improve the quality of public education to ensure...
Politician calls on the national government to consolidate all bursaries
A politician has called on the national government to consolidate all bursaries together before distributing them to schools.
North Imenti parliamentary seat aspirant Ms Carol Muriuki aka "CK" urged the government to consolidate all bursary funds from various political offices in a bid to eliminate duplication where a student benefits from more than one...
Over 160,000 students risk missing higher education as Government funding dries
By Dennis Mulei
Over 160,000 students risk missing higher education in Kenya after the Higher Education Loan Board (HELB) received only Sh26 billion out of the requested Sh48 billion for the 2025/2026 academic year.
The Higher Education Loans Board has confirmed what many feared as it doesn’t have the money to...
Shun drugs and focus on your talents, youth told
Meru Women Representative Elizabeth Kailemia has urged youths to focus on nurturing their talents instead of indulging in drug abuse.
Speaking on Sunday , during a talent search that brought different youths across the country,Kailemia emphasized the need to unleash talents instead of drugs that she said pose a prolonged health hazards in their...
