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Kiambu Senator Karungo Thangwa Welcomes Chief Justice Martha Koome’s Support for Consolidated Bursary Proposal

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Evans Kimani
Author: Evans Kimani
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In a significant boost to his ambitious vision for education reform, Kiambu Senator Karungo Thangwa expressed his excitement and gratitude after Chief Justice Martha Koome publicly endorsed his proposal to consolidate all bursary schemes into a unified system aimed at achieving free education for every Kenyan child.

Senator Thangwa’s  proposal seeks to streamline the myriad of existing bursary programs into a single, cohesive fund, which would be redirected directly to schools. This approach, he argues, will eliminate the financial barriers that prevent many students from accessing quality education and ensure that government funds are utilized more effectively.

In her endorsement, Chief Justice Koome highlighted the potential benefits of the proposal, noting that it aligns with the broader national goals of equity and accessibility in education. “The consolidation of bursary funds into a single, streamlined system is a visionary step towards making education accessible to all children, regardless of their financial background,” Koome said. “This initiative promises to reduce bureaucratic inefficiencies and ensure that every child receives the support they need to succeed.”

Senator Thangwa has long championed the cause of educational reform, emphasizing the importance of redirecting substantial government resources currently allocated to various bursary schemes. By doing so, he believes that the funds can be more effectively invested in improving the quality of education across the country.

“Today is a monumental day for our education system,” Thangwa remarked. “Chief Justice Koome’s endorsement of this proposal is a powerful affirmation of our shared vision. It’s time for us to unite our efforts and turn this vision into a reality. By consolidating bursaries and directing funds straight to schools, we can ensure that every child, regardless of their economic background, has access to quality education.”

The proposal has already garnered widespread support from educators, parents, and policymakers, who see it as a crucial step toward addressing the disparities in educational access. The next phase involves detailed planning and collaboration with stakeholders to implement the proposed changes effectively.

As discussions continue, Senator Thangwa remains optimistic about the potential impact of the initiative. “Together, we have the opportunity to make education truly accessible for every Kenyan child. Let’s work together to make this vision a reality and build a brighter future for all.”

With Chief Justice Koome’s endorsement and growing public support, the path forward for the consolidation of bursary funds appears promising, signaling a transformative shift in Kenya’s approach to educational funding.

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