I said it here that even a toilet they can't build. I don't know whether that money Kenya gave them to build hospital was well utilisedDona kantre
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LOL hizo zipo Tanzania vijijini bro
LOL naona wameiruka Hii comment kabisa, hawataki kuargue sababu kwa Kenya this area should be defined as the highest quality ESTATE 😂
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Bora wampe huyu dar coach body builders watengenezeee tuu lakini sioo uyooo wa kenya
kwa hapa ungeweza sema kwamba wazazi wengi hawajui tofauti ya tuition fees na school fees wao pesa wanayolipa shule wanaona n school fees ndio kilicho mtatizo hapo juu kwa io kutumika neno school fees kwa wananchi wa kawaida na ukakuta ni other expenses ni kawaida hata wazazi bongo kuna time wanachanganya ada na malipo mengineyo nazani kitu kama icho ivo issue kwa hao wazazi n expensive fee ila wao wanasema school fees maana hawaoni dfrntHow do you expect a child to join school without a uniform for instance? In most public schools in Kenya, uniforms are sold in school and it's part of the fee. As I said earlier, the government only carters for TUITION fee, the rest of the fees are the responsibility of the parent. The government can't buy uniforms for your kids for example. The cost of keeping a child in school involves so many things. This child must pay for tuition fee, maintenance fee, activity fee, boarding fee which include food and other stuff, plus many other things. Out of these, the government took the bulk of it which is tuition fee which accounts for more than a half of all fees paid in school. Currently the government pays Ksh22,224 annually for every student admitted in a public school
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Government releases Sh29.5 billion for free day secondary education
The government has released Sh29.5 billion for the first term of free secondary education. This is the first tranche of cash in disbursements for the three terms.Education CS Fred Matiang’i confirmed on Wednesday that some schools had received the money.“Principals who [will not have received...www.the-star.co.ke
Kuna tofauti kubwa sana kati ya Msaada na credit (deni). Yenu ni msaada ila yetu ni mkopo. Get the difference. Dona kantre 😂 😂 😂Kenya’s Education Sector Gets a $200 Million Boost from the World Bank
The World Bank today approved a $200 million International Development Association (IDA)* credit to improve learning outcomes for over 1.2 million Kenyan students in public primary and secondary schools.
Hakuna hata 🔩 ya tyres inayotumika na BRT inatoka Kenya
Hata kama ni kila mwezi but they have to pay money, and daily remedials so it will never be free education.
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