Public primary and secondary schools are facing a cash crisis that is nearly grinding operations in the institutions to a halt.
The cash is for supporting the free primary and secondary education.
However, the Education ministry said it had released Sh8.68 billion.
On Wednesday evening, Education Principal Secretary Belio Kipsang said Sh6.64 billion has been earmarked to benefit 2.5 million students in 8,526 public secondary schools.
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