The National Assembly Education Committee has assured Kenyans that views gathered during public participation on six proposed education Bills will be considered.
Kenya is spending Sh784.46 billion on education this financial year, yet schools and universities continue to report funding shortfalls, mounting debts and rising costs for learners.
The transition of education from the 8-4-4 system to the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC), exposed long outstanding challenges.
Meaningful education reform requires more than new laws, curricula and assessment systems
African leaders and universities have called for reforms in higher education to ensure universities produce skills, research and innovation that can drive economic growth.
Governments and development partners across Africa and Asia have been urged to invest more in specialist healthcare and education.