NAIROBI – The Kenya Private Schools Association (KPSA) has formally completed a leadership transition at its Westlands headquarters in Devan Plaza. During the official handover ceremony, outgoing National Honorary Secretary Madam Rosebella Ojiambo transferred the responsibilities and instruments of office to Dr. Boniface Owiti.
Leadership Transition at KPSA
This administrative change marks a new operational phase for KPSA, a key advocacy body representing private educational institutions across Kenya. According to the association’s official communication, the membership anticipates continued organizational development and strategic alignment under Dr. Owiti’s administrative direction.
Strategic Focus and Policy Advocacy
The handover event highlighted KPSA’s ongoing commitment to policy advocacy, structural enhancement, and consistent member engagement. Dr. Owiti assumes this role at a critical juncture for the Kenyan education sector, which is currently navigating national curriculum reforms and various economic adjustments.
Implications for the Education Sector
Private educational institutions continue to play a structural role in Kenya’s broader education system. As the new National Honorary Secretary, Dr. Owiti is expected to coordinate initiatives aimed at sustaining and elevating educational standards across private schools. For further updates regarding educational policy shifts and sector leadership, stakeholders can find more information on teacher.co.ke.