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Differences emerge between stakeholders on roll-out of new curriculum

KNUT Secretary General Wilson Sossion (leftt), CEMASTEA Director Stephen Njoroge (centre) and KICD Deputy Director Jacqueline Onyango during a Transform Kenya Forum at Strathmore University. [Beverlyne Musili/Standard]

Sharp differences between stakeholders in the education sector over the new curriculum played out at a public forum in Nairobi.

The speakers clashed during the Transform Kenya Basic Education forum that was held at the Strathmore Business School on Tuesday evening.

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