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President William Ruto has assured Kenyans that Free primary and secondary education in public schools will not be compromised. Speaking at a Sunday service at ACK St Martins Light Industries Church Kariobangi Nairobi, the president said free primary and secondary education was guaranteed in the constitution and the government will continue investing in the sector. The head of state, at the same time, disclosed that teachers will soon get a salary increase of upto 29%.
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President Ruto: Free primary and secondary education will not be compromised
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