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Parents complain of high lunch levies, tuition fee

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A student waits at the gate of Kisumu Day High School to be admitted to Form One on February 6, 2023. [Michael Mute, Standard]

With over a million students expected to join Form One secondary schools around the county, many parents are struggling to raise the required school fees.

Further, they have raised concern over increasing levies imposed by institutions to cater for lunches in day secondary schools.

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