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Government should provide funds for free education

Students

Students walk on the streets of Elburgon town in Nakuru County as they head home for the midterm break on June 21, 2025.

Photo credit: John Njoroge | Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • There is a need to build more new roads and add lanes to prevent road carnage.
  • Leonard Mambo's Jee Huu ni Ungwana, is still needed to denounce bad manners.

Dropouts • As education authorities have confirmed, many students have dropped out between Grade Six and Nine, “but this is just a tip of the iceberg”, warns Joseph Macharia. “More will be left behind as senior school principals ask for huge payments from parents in the Competency-Based Education system. The government should provide funds for free education.” ([email protected]).

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