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Kenyan parents shoulder hidden costs as ‘free education’ strains households-report

Kenyan households continue to bear the financial burden of sustaining public education despite government promises of free education, a new Usawa Agenda 2026 report reveals. The findings show that families are effectively subsidising schools, with parents funding teacher salaries, maintenance, and other operational costs, exposing the gap between policy and reality. One of the most…

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Why Private Schools Cluster–Kasarani is becoming increasingly attractive to private schools

Across Kenya’s private education sector, a quiet but significant shift is taking place. While the Kenya Private Schools Association remains the dominant national body for private schools, regional formations such as Private Schools Cluster–Kasarani are rapidly gaining influence and loyalty among school owners. What began as a localised initiative has steadily evolved into one of…

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