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This week the Presidential Working Party on education reforms submitted its report to President William Ruto, with a litany of recommendations to the education sector. Conversations are ongoing on what needs to happen to achieve a better sector. It is encouraging to see the amount of work that went into the working party. The test of this initiative however lies in the success of implementation.
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- 19 Aug 2025 - Meeting for their first-ever joint parliamentary group session, MPs from the two rival parties agreed on an implementation matrix that sets clear timelines for the process.
- 19 Aug 2025 - The meeting, attended by President Ruto, his deputy Prof. Kithure Kindiki, and ODM leader Raila Odinga, was expected to foster unity between the two sides. Instead, it was dominated by heated exchanges over corruption allegations that have rocked both…
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