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Muturi: Abolish bursaries, end political patronage in education

The former Attorney General Justin Muturi, during an interview at Spice FM's The Situation Room on January 15, 2026. He accused President William Ruto of prioritizing the wrong projects while ignoring key sectors, such as education and health. [Benard Orwongo, Standard]

Former National Assembly Speaker Justin Muturi wants the country's bursary system abolished, terming it an embarrassment to parents and a tool for politicians seeking popularity and re-election.

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