Business Daily | by Lynet Igadwah
Private schools borrowed Sh14 billion in the eight months to December for survival as Covid-19 pandemic paralysed learning, forcing some to shut down permanently.
The institutions turned to commercial sources of funding after the government went silent on its promise to provide a Sh7 billon stimulus package to help them navigate challenges posed by the pandemic.
Data from the Kenya Private Schools Association (KPSA) shows some 331 private schools with a student population of 65,600 and that had employed 1,200 teaching and…
