The government says it will require Sh990 billion annually to fund higher education students.

The activists say that the presidential directive that instituted the funding model is an illegality, unconstitutional and an attempt to usurp Parliam...

Civil society group points out that previous administrations have formed similar committees, but no meaningful changes resulted from them.

Education CS Ogamba on Wednesday had a difficult time defending the MTI system, which uses data to classify students into different categories for fin...

During his campaign, Ruto made bold promises aimed at transforming the education system, ensuring accessibility, quality, and equity across the board.

The student leaders have now issued the government a 30-day notice to address their concerns, including the abolition of Bands 4 and 5,

Kenya University Students Association (KUSA) Secretary General, Bonface Ododa, issued a call to action in a letter addressed to all university student...

President Ruto explained that the old model assumed the government could pay 80 per cent of fees for all students which was not the case.

The VCs they said the new model has saved the institutions that have been grappling with massive financial challenges from collapsing.

Ruto was clear that no student should be pressured to repay their loans until they secure employment.

Ruto said that in the new model, students living with disability will be paying only 5 per cent of the college fees as opposed to 25 per cent that suc...

Ruto said that those who appealed will get their feedback after two weeks after the process has concluded.

The President added that he has only added one band to the existing four, to make them five.

The debate comes amid complaints that some students have been placed in incorrect funding bands, jeopardising their chances of pursuing higher educati...

The funds, part of a larger Sh40 billion allocation across various ministries, include Sh1.6 billion for free primary education, Sh14.1 billion for fr...

Vice-Chancellors have also been directed to facilitate suitable accommodation arrangements for first-year students, with the guarantee that the necess...

Universities have been directed to ensure new admission letters reach all first-year students by Monday, August 19, 2024.

UNICEF says most African countries are not meeting the recommended 20 per cent budget allocation for education as outlined in the Sustainable Developm...

While bursaries provide partial financial assistance, they often fall short of addressing the comprehensive needs of students from disadvantaged backg...