Education Ministry Bans Politicians from Donating Bread and Soda in Schools.

By Owen Chege

The Ministry of Education has banned politicians from visiting schools to give donations, including bread and soda, in a move aimed at controlling how support reaches learning institutions.

Under the directive, all donations to schools must now go through the Ministry of Education.

The move seeks to ensure that donations are properly managed and delivered to schools through the approved channels.

Politicians will no longer be allowed to make direct donations to schools under the new directive.

The ban covers food items and other forms of support given to learners during school visits.

The Ministry’s move is expected to change how politicians and other well-wishers support schools across the country.

Schools will be required to follow the approved procedures when receiving donations to ensure accountability.

The directive places the Ministry at the centre of school donations nations, with further details on its implementation expected to guide schools and donors.