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Heads warn on school cash

Kenya Secondary Schools' Heads Association (Kessha) chairman Kahi Indimuli (second right) and other Kessha officials address the media yesterday. [Elvis Ogina, Standard]

Secondary schools are in a financial crisis that could affect purchase of examination materials next term, head teachers have warned.

The teachers want the National Treasury to urgently release Sh12 billion free education money.

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