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Education stakeholders in arid and semi arid regions have expressed fears over the possibility of candidates from the areas missing out on the forthcoming national examinations due to the ongoing drought. In Tiaty constituency Baringo county, many school going children have dropped out of school instead joining their parents in search of food and water. Professionals in the area are now calling for speedy intervention from the national government to ensure candidates in ASAL regions to sit the national exams.
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Education and drought | Stakeholders express fears of students missing out on exams due to drought
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