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We are tired of rhetoric on free education, say school principals

Mombasa, Kenya: The Government has admitted to many challenges facing secondary education and asked principals to be innovative in their centres in order to cut costs. This comes as principals converging in Mombasa criticised the Government over delayed increment of funds and release of the free learning cash.

On top of the list of hurdles is the arbitrary increase of fees and levies, high rate of wear and tear of textbooks and theft of instructional materials.

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