Network of Civil Society Organizations working to promote the right to education in Kenya through awareness creation, research, advocacy & partnership building.
Nairobi, Kenya
Joined July 2025
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Elimu Bora Working Group retweeted
Paper check: Billions for politics, but zero for university education...
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Elimu Bora Working Group retweeted
Griffine Ombogo: Shule nyingi nchini zinaendeshwa kama biashara kutokana na ada nyingi wanazotozwa wazazi, zikiwemo ada za remedial na development levy, hali inayochangiwa na serikali kuchelewesha utoaji wa fedha za capitation.
#Yanayojiri
Elimu Bora Working Group retweeted
Johnstone Shisanya: Kila shule nchini inapaswa kuwa na bodi ya usimamizi yenye muundo na majukumu yaliyo wazi kwa maslahi ya mwanafunzi. Hata hivyo, changamoto ni kuwa baadhi ya wanaoteuliwa katika bodi hizo hawana sifa na ujuzi unaohitajika.
#Yanayojiri
Elimu Bora Working Group retweeted
Griffine Ombogo: Wazazi wengi wamelalamika kuwa ada za nyongeza shuleni huombwa kwa njia ya mdomo, kinyume na taratibu zinazofaa, huku wengine wakisema hawapewi risiti baada ya kufanya malipo.
#Yanayojiri
The Elimu Bora Working Group launched its report on unauthorised school levies, exposing the financial burden on families and barriers to education. Griffine Ombogo joined KTN News to discuss the findings and the need for accountability.
Watch the full show on YouTube via the link below:
youtu.be/mlgzVEFy0LI?si=MLE1…
ElimuBora #FreeBasicEducation #EducationReform #SioBoraElimu
A new EBWG survey found that 45.9% of learners are occasionally or often sent home or barred from class because of illegal levies.@TIKenya
Education is a right, not a privilege.
Read the statement below. 👇
The Burden of Illegal School Levies.
A new survey by the Elimu Bora Working Group shows that 98% of households interviewed in 11 counties had either paid an illegal levy, expected to pay one, or were paying more than the gazetted school fees.
#NTVTonight @MichelleNgele_
Elimu Bora Working Group retweeted
The Burden of Illegal School Levies.
A new survey by the Elimu Bora Working Group shows that 98% of households interviewed in 11 counties had either paid an illegal levy, expected to pay one, or were paying more than the gazetted school fees.
#NTVTonight @MichelleNgele_
Elimu Bora Working Group retweeted
Elimu Bora Survey: 64% yizisukuru ziukuzia nukwilana zikungaa avana kali lwa eserekali itungaa izisilinji 22,000 ku vuli umusomi kuva musukuru. Ifisi bandia idulwaa ku miima yiji, ijaakujira 51.1% yavasomi vizisukuru yizi na 29.3% yiziokogona kuvula kokora amagera. #VuukaNews
Elimu Bora Working Group retweeted
Lipod Elimu Bora: 64% mag jopuonjre masomo e day schools iduoko dala kata obedo ni sirkal chulo Sh22,000 ne japuonjre ka japuonjre, ma biro nikech sikunde kwayo omenda mamomo e tok chik. #RamogiFmNews
Elimu Bora Working Group retweeted
Utafiti wa Elimu Bora: Shule ya upili ya Thika High imetajwa kuongoza katika karo zisizo halali katika mkoa wa Kati, shule ya upili ya Maseno ikiongoza kwa swala hilo katika mkoa wa Nyanza, huku shule ya upili ya Kenya High ikiongoza kwa ada fiche eneo la Nairobi.
Elimu Bora Working Group retweeted
Elimu Bora survey: 64% of day scholars are frequently sent home despite the government paying Sh22,000 per student to keep them in school. Illegal fees are blamed for the trend, which has led to 51.1% of day scholars and 29.3% of boarding school students missing exams. citizen.digital
Elimu Bora Working Group retweeted
Elimu Bora survey: Illegal school fees are mostly collected verbally, with 51% of schools writing to parents and some threatening those who fail to pay. citizen.digital
Elimu Bora Working Group retweeted
Elimu Bora survey: Illegal school fees are mostly collected verbally, with 51% of schools writing to parents and some threatening those who fail to pay.
Elimu Bora Working Group retweeted
ILLEGAL LEVIES THREATEN SCHOOLING
Elimu Bora Raises Concern Over Illegal School Levies.
Extra Charges Threaten Access to Education.
Group Demands Transparency in School Finances.
Public Education Must Remain Free, Compulsory.
#TV47News @Sheilarchela
Elimu Bora Working Group retweeted
Elimu Bora survey: 64% of day scholars are frequently sent home despite the government paying Sh22,000 per student to keep them in school. Illegal fees are blamed for the trend, which has led to 51.1% of day scholars and 29.3% of boarding school students missing exams.
