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Former CS Muturi weighs in on senior school admissions debate

Former Attorney General Justin Muturi. [File, Standard] 

Former Attorney General Justin Muturi says the country does not need a new formula of admissions into senior secondary schools but rather a political ethic that forces leaders to live with the consequences of their governance.

In a statement released on Monday, the former Cabinet Secretary said former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua’s recent remarks on secondary school placement detonated a debate Kenya has long avoided with polite silence.

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