Written by Alice Njoki. Several public schools across Kenya have closed for the second term a week earlier than planned due to a severe shortage of government capitation funds. The government cut the capitation payment per secondary school student from KSh 22,244 to about KSh 16,900 and delayed payments owed to […]
Kenya Secondary School Heads Association (KESSHA) has proposed the increment of capitation from the current figure of Sh22,244 to Sh30,000 per student. This was proposed by the Association’s chairman Kahi Indimuli during the annual conference of school heads in Mombasa. This, he said, is due to the recent increase in commodity prices and late disbursement of […]