State to expand schools' infrastructure to match high students’ numbers, says UhuruPresident Uhuru Kenyatta has a word with School Captain Kitagwa Powell speech during the Prize Giving and Thanksgiving Day at Mang'u High, Kiambu County. “We have to deal with infrastructure development in our schools to match the increasing numbers of students,” he said. He said the government will continue paying exam fees for candidates in the Kenya Certificate of Primary School Education (KCPE) and Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) exams. He said the new facilities will help to alleviate congestion in the school, which currently has a student capacity of 1,700. Education Principal Sectary Belio Kipsang said the national primary school to secondary school transition rate currently stands at 94 per cent.

Source: Standard Digital March 16, 2019 21:18 UTC