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Schools get money to fund free education

August 30, 2017 0Comments 89Views 0Likes

The government on Tuesday released Sh2.5 billion for free primary education, a day after schools reopened for the third and final term.Education Principal Secretary Belio Kispang said Sh6.4 billion for subsidised secondary education will be released to schools by Friday.

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