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The national assembly education committee wants the Ministry of Education to come up with an effective process of giving students capitation, fairly and on time. Led by the committee chair, Julius Melly, the ministry of education has been allocated 1 billion shillings for the promotion of teachers. Speaking at the Kenya Secondary School Association Conference in Mombasa, the committee assured school heads that they will formulate policies that will curb exam cheating
Members of Parliament task Ministry of Education to ensure schools receive capitation on time
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