[Capital FM] Nairobi — The National Assembly is set to consider six Bills proposing far-reaching reforms across Kenya’s education sector, with the proposed legislation targeting basic education governance, national assessments, curriculum development, teacher training, tertiary education funding and the recognition of academic and professional qualifications.
Kenya: MPs to Consider Six Bills Seeking Sweeping Reforms in Education Sector
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