Kenya's education sector is on the cusp of a major overhaul as a proposed law threatens to strip all 32 teacher training colleges of their independence. The move, which has sparked widespread concern among educators and stakeholders, aims to bring these institutions under the direct control of the government. Under the proposed legislation, the colleges will no longer be autonomous, with the government set to take a more hands-on approach in their management and decision-making processes. The potential impact on the quality of teacher training and the autonomy of these institutions is a pressing concern, with many questioning the motivations behind this significant shift in policy.
All 32 teachers training colleges to lose independence under proposed law Daily Nation
