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Basic Education Bill 2026

Lydia Chege, Mizizi Elimu Afrika’s Lead for Ecosystems Building and Government Engagement, appeared before the National Assembly Education Committee in Parliament on October 27, 2026. Photo: DAVID BOGONKONYOKANG'I
Education and Career

Mizizi Elimu Afrika urges Parliament to protect vulnerable learners in education laws

Mizizi Elimu Afrika is urging the National Assembly to strengthen proposed education laws to address poverty, documentation barriers, learning gaps and unequal financing.

World Vision Kenya’s Irene Nyauncho, the organisation’s Nutrition Advisor, before the National Assembly Committee on Education, chaired by Julius Melly (Tinderet MP) in Parliament on October 27, 2026. PHOTO/DAVID BOGONKO NYOKANG'I
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World Vision urges lawmakers to make child safety and school meals legal duties

World Vision Kenya has urged the National Assembly Committee on Education to strengthen the Basic Education Bill, 2026, with explicit duties covering child protection, mental health, school meals, digital safety and inclusive infrastructure.

Private schools seek changes to Basic Education Bill over registration powers
Education and Career

Private schools seek changes to Basic Education Bill over registration powers

The Kenya Private Schools Association (KPSA) has asked Parliament to amend the Basic Education Bill, 2026, warning that proposed inspection, registration and education data management rules could impose burdens on privately operated schools—especially provisions linked to school closure and compliance timelines.

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