Unauthorised levies in public secondary schools are placing a growing financial burden on families, with 98 per cent of households surveyed saying they had paid or expected to pay illegal charges, a new survey has revealed. The 2026 Illegal School Levies Survey by the Elimu Bora Working Group (EBWG) found that additional charges, including development,…Â Â Â
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