In Kenya, nearly forty million people call several regions home. There are some whose families have had trouble keeping up with the increased expense of living. In addition, some families have had difficulty affording their children’s educational costs. Most parents are concerned if they would send their children back to school this month as classes are set to resume across the country, and some private schools have already increased school fees without alerting parents. Even more so, the government has been reducing subsidies for basic commodities, making the price of many common home items skyrocket.
Opiyo Wandayi, the Minority Leader, reportedly broke his quiet today and sent a short message to President William Ruto on the elimination of school fee subsidies. According to information released by a credible source at this hour, Opiyo Wandayi has stated that most parents will be unable to pay to send their children to school if the government removes the school fee subsidies.
He has also cautioned President William Ruto’s administration to ease the load on families. Additionally, Opiyo has disclosed that President William Ruto should not deny innocent youngsters the opportunity he enjoyed while he was a student. This is what Opiyo said, and I quote him: “We are going to press the government to ensure that every deserving, industrious, ambitious child in Kenya has the same opportunity the current leaders had to pursue school without throwing the entire weight on poor and struggling parents.”
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