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Address extra levies; the 'quiet corruption’ in public schools

A candidate waits to be served at S.A Kolanya Girls Secondary School, Busia,  August 02, 2021.  [Stafford Ondego, Standard]

This week is important for the education sector. It is the beginning of the calendar year for all the learners in our schools. Secondly, President Uhuru Kenyatta has co-hosted the Global Education Summit with the UK Prime Minister in London where commitments to funding access to quality education were made.

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