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The education sector has received the lion’s share of the proposed 2025/2026 national budget, claiming 28% of the KSh 4.2 trillion budget. The Teachers Service Commission TSC leads with a staggering allocation of KSh 387.2 billion. However, the allocation of KSh 5.9 billion for administering national examinations and KSh 3 billion for the school feeding program has sparked controversy. Parents are now questioning whether they will still be expected to dig deeper into their pockets.
CS Mbadi Education Budget gives education sector Lions share
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