Kenya: Govt Sets Aside Sh 15.8 Billion for Helb as TSC Gets Sh281bn in 2021/22 Budget

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Kenya: Govt Sets Aside Sh 15.8 Billion for Helb as TSC Gets Sh281bn in 2021/22 Budget

[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Treasury Cabinet secretary Ukur Yattani has set aside Sh202.8 billion to support several programs in the education sector so as to recover time lost during the COVID-19 pandemic while ensuring safe in-person learning.

Source: allAfrica.com

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