The government's delayed payments have caused severe financial stress throughout the domestic literary sector.
By David Muchui
Correspondent
Nation Media Group
Publishers have warned that Grade 11 learners may not receive textbooks in time next year over mounting government debt that now stands at Sh9.5 billion.
According to Kenya Publishers Association (KPA) chairperson Musyoki Muli, 21 publishing firms are expected to print and distribute seven million copies of Grade 11 textbooks and literary set books by the end of the year.
Kenya Publishers Association has urged the Government of Kenya to clear Sh9.48 billion in delayed payments, warning that the debt…
MPs have raised concerns over delayed funding that could disrupt printing and distribution of Grade 11 and 12 CBC textbooks.
Ministry of Education has released award letters to publishers, clearing the way for the printing of Grade 11 textbooks after…
At least 29 State-owned entities have applied to write off historical loans deemed unrecoverable, even as defaults rise and Kenya…
The Sh195.8 billion shortfall will put a strain on institutions and hamper quality of learning.
Learning gaps that widened earlier now prove difficult to close.
