PREMIUM Revealed: How illegal levies hit day-school learners hardest Financial pressure has forced some families to borrow money or sell assets. Education Just now Listen
Photo credit: Wilfred Nyangaresi | Nation Media Group By Lynet Igadwah Senior Reporter Nation Media Group Article Related Day school learners are bearing the brunt of illegal levies, with nearly two-thirds being sent home or locked out of class when their families fail to pay, a new survey shows.
PREMIUM High school heads in trouble for paying millions to their ‘lobby’ Auditor-General says public secondary institutions should not pay taxpayer money to Kessha as subscription fees.
PREMIUM Schools defy rules, slap parents with illegal fees Parents being forced to pay school fees higher than the official guidelines.
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