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Report: How school land is grabbed

Nairobi City County Taskforce on Education chairman Dr. Mark Matunga. [Photo: James Mwangi]

A report by the county government has named private developers and religious organisations among top grabbers of public school land.

The Nairobi County task force report on the 'Improvement of Performance of Public Primary Schools and Transition Rate from Primary to Secondary Education' also reveals how many schools have lost huge chunks of land to private and religious entities.

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