Education Cabinet Secretary Professor George Magoha has dismissed threats by the Kenya Kwanza Alliance to scrap off the Competency-Based Curriculum if they ascends to power. Magoha says such campaign promises are detrimental to Kenya’s education system, and that CBC is here to stay.
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