President William Ruto has defended his administration’s education reforms, saying the government inherited a struggling education system marked by teacher shortages and chronic underfunding but has since taken decisive action to stabilize the sector. Speaking in Kisumu during the Nyota programme beneficiary disbursement event, the President said his government increased capitation to schools and recruited more teachers to address long-standing gaps, with particular focus on Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions and universities. “We found an education system that had serious problems. There was not enough money and there were not enough teachers,” Ruto said, blaming past mismanagement The post Ruto Hits Back at Critics as He Defends Education and Youth Reforms in Kisumu appeared first on Nairobi Wire.