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KPSA condemns CS Amina’s failure to engage new curriculum stakeholders

The Kenya Private School Association led by their National Chairperson Mutheu Kasanga (center). [Collins Oduor/Standard]

Kenya Private Schools Association (KPSA) has urged President Uhuru Kenyatta to intervene and end the confusion surrounding the implementation of the new curriculum.

Chairperson Mutheu Kasanga, in a statement to newsrooms yesterday, said the President should urgently convene a meeting of all stakeholders to avert a looming disaster.

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