Ruto Marks Four Years in Office as Education Reforms Face Fresh Scrutiny

President William Ruto has marked four years since taking office, with the government pointing to reforms in education, affordable housing, health financing, and infrastructure.

Education remains one of the most contested parts of the administration’s record. The shift in funding models, university financing debates, and the implementation of the competency-based curriculum continue to affect parents, students, teachers, and institutions.

Supporters say the government has made difficult but necessary changes to expand access and improve long-term sustainability. Critics argue that reforms have often been introduced without enough consultation and have placed additional pressure on families.

As the country moves closer to 2027, delivery notices will likely define how voters judge the administration.