There can only be a long-term strategy, which would involve looking for ways to increase our gross domestic product so as to have more money to fund social amenities.
By
Keith Ang’ana
Founder and Executive Director
Qwani
Over the past three years, the mood around education has shifted significantly, thanks to the issue of funding. In 2023, a taskforce — the Presidential Working Party on Education Reforms — was formed to come up with recommendations on a financing model that would sustainably support university education in Kenya.
Education has never been an ordinary commodity. It is a public investment that fuels innovation, creates jobs, strengthens…
Despite record education funding, Kenya’s sector faces underfunding, rising university debt, falling enrolment and escalating…
The presidential pledge to fully fund higher education for all eligible students has reignited a critical national debate…
The critical importance of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) in the education sector is underscored by the pressing need to…
The training will bring together private school owners, investors, board members, finance managers, and school administrators to…
Learning gaps that widened earlier now prove difficult to close.
