A growing wave of student unrest has forced the closure of several secondary schools across Kenya, causing widespread property destruction, arrests and disruptions to learning.
Education PS Julius Bitok during prize-giving day at Kenya High School, where he ruled out early school closures despite rising student unrest. [Collins Oduor, Standard]
The crises in the education sector have worsened as the rapidly spreading wave of student unrest continues to cause deaths and major destruction of learning institutions across the country.
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