Willy Kuria
Willy Kuria is the chairman of the Kenya Secondary Schools Heads Association, a position through which he advocates for the interests of secondary education in Kenya. Recently, he has been in the news due to the United States' decision to cancel the Tusome literacy program, which could adversely affect teacher training and professional development in the education sector.
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Kenya:
Willy Kuria, chairman of Kessha, painted a grim picture of the learning environment in public schools.
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Kenya:
Willy Kuria has warned that without immediate intervention, it will be difficult for schools to sustain essential operations.
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Kenya:
Willy Kuria is the chairman of the Kenya Secondary Schools Heads Association who highlighted the financial struggles of schools.
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Kenya:
Willy Kuria, the Kenya Secondary Schools Heads Association (KESSHA) chairman, said unless the government releases the funds when schools reopen on Monday, the institutions can barely operate as they lack the funds to function.
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Kenya:
Kenya Secondary School Heads Association (Kessha) chair Willy Kuria echoed these concerns, revealing that schools are only receiving Sh16,900 per learner.
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Kenya:
KESSHA Chairman Willy Kuria urges the government to allow cost sharing with parents due to reduced capitation disbursement.
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Kenya:
Willy Kuria, the Chairman of the Kenya Secondary School Heads Association, laid the blame squarely on the government for the funding crisis affecting schools.
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Kenya:
KESSHA Chairman Willy Kuria emphasizes the urgent need for government intervention in funding small schools.
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Kenya:
Willy Kuria is the Chairman of the Kenya Secondary School Heads Association who confirmed that no funds had been received for the current term.
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Kenya:
Willy Kuria, the chairman Kenya Secondary School Heads Association (KESSHA) said schools are gearing to receiving learners in January.
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