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A new book, which challenges leaders to move beyond electoral victory towards the harder work of delivery, credibility, and sustained public trust, has been launched.
The government has allayed fears of potential learning disruptions in senior schools over a shortage of textbooks.
Education Principal Secretary Prof Julius Bitok on Saturday said publishers were paid Sh5.6 billion last month and have since been dispatching books to institutions across the country.
It has now emerged that at least 87,000 ghost learners were embedded in official education records, exposing deep systemic failures in enrollment data management.
The government has begun distribution of grade 10 textbooks to learners in public senior schools across the country.
In 2017, the government chose to source course books for public schools, arguing that the method that was being used at the time was riddled with corruption.
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