Capitation Delays Force Kenyan Schools to Send Students Home Amid Financial Crisis
[Nairobi Wire - Kenya] - 14/01/2025
It’s barely 2 weeks into the 2025 school year, and Kenyan secondary schools are already being hit with a financial storm. Many principals are facing no choice but to send students home, citing the struggle to operate without crucial capitation funds. It’s a dire situation that’s left schools—and (…)
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