After tablets hitch, will Kenyan government deliver?

A primary school teacher helps a pupil at Butere Primary School to learn using a tablet. PHOTO | NMG

Starting January, day secondary school will be free in Kenya.

The government has set aside Ksh5 billion ($50 million) to increase infrastructure in secondary schools to accommodate the expected rise in enrolment. The government projects that all the 993,718 KCPE candidates will join Form One, compared with last year’s 790,680.