Kisii County Knut chairman John Makori yesterday told Kenya National Examination Council not to draft policies without the involvement of all education players. Addressing the press in Kisii, Makori opposed a circular by the council to all heads and principals requiring them to register standard seven and form three learners a year before the national examinations. “The council should not come up with policies without involving the players. We are wondering whether it has become bankrupt,” Makari said. Makori said the circular is aimed at barring students who will wish to repeat saying they...
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