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Ogamba appoints team to probe school unrest

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Mike Kihaki
Ogamba appoints team to probe school unrest
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Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has formed a 52-member task force to investigate the causes of recurring unrest in Kenyan schools. The team is tasked with reviewing past inquiries and recommending reforms to improve student safety and welfare within 90 days.

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Addressing school unrest is critical for national stability and the quality of education in Kenya, affecting thousands of students and families.

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Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has appointed a 52-member multi-stakeholder task team to investigate recurrent unrest in schools and recommend reforms to improve learner safety, discipline and welfare. The team, chaired by Professor Peter Mulwa Mbithi, will examine the immediate and underlying causes of school disturbances, review previous inquiries and establish why earlier recommendations may not have been fully implemented. The appointment, published in a Gazette notice dated October 23, 2026, gives the team 90 days to complete its work, with monthly progress reports and a final report to be submitted to the Cabinet Secretary. The committee brings together education officials, union representatives, academics, legal experts , security personnel and other professionals. Among its members are Kenya National Union of Teachers Secretary General Collins Oyuu, Kenya Union of Post-Primary Education Teachers National Secretary Secondary Edward Obwocha, Kenya National Examinations Council Chairperson Prof.

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