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Elimu Bora Advocacy Group has warned that over 1 million students could be forced out of school if the proposed 2025/2026 education budget is not revised. The group criticized the Sh62 billion cut, saying it could cripple key programs like the Competency-Based Curriculum and push several universities toward collapse.
BUDGET CUTS THREATEN EDUCATION FOR OVER 1 MILLION LEARNERS
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