More than 15 schools closed amid student unrest in Kenya

A wave of strikes and arson incidents has led to the closure of numerous secondary schools across several Kenyan counties.

More than 15 schools in Trans Nzoia, Nakuru, Bomet, Kericho, Narok, Kisii and Nyamira counties have been affected. St Teresa’s Bikeke Girls Secondary School in Kiminini was closed after reports of a planned strike. Principal Eva Tsuma requested students be allowed home as a precaution. County Education Director Pamela Akello confirmed the indefinite closure while investigations continue. In Nakuru, seven schools sent students home following a fire that killed 16 students at Utumishi Girls in Naivasha at the end of May. Director Victoria Mulili urged stronger counseling services. Other affected schools include Saseta Girls, Tengecha Girls and Euro Ekulet Secondary School where a dormitory was burned.

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