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Huyu waziri anatenda kazi kwa bidii ya mchwa, aliahidi na imetendeka. Ahadi zake kwamba hapatakuwepo na taarifa za wizi wa mitihani kwa muda wote atakua kama waziri wa elimu, tumeona matunda yake. Hongera sana bwana waziri, yaani tukiwa na kama hawa watano tu, hii nchi haitakua kwenye level ya laana za Kiafrika.
Halafu pia nimependezwa na anavyolishughulikia suala la karo, anapigana na viongozi wa shule japo wale ni mafisadi kama mfupa uliomshinda fisi. Yote tisa, huyu waziri anafaa kabisa na anazidi kuingia kwenye mioyo ya Wakenya, muda usio mrefu tutaanza kumuwaza kwenye kiti cha ikulu.
Pia suala la walimu, leo hii mwalimu wa Kenya anapata mshahara wenye hadhi, wengi wamehamasika kutenda kazi ipasavyo.
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This year’s national examinations for Class Eight and Form Four were reset, Education Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i has said.
Dr Matiang’i told the National Assembly Education Committee chaired by Murang’a Woman Rep Sabina Chege the examinations were reset to avoid any leakage.
He said the development is a departure from the past where the examinations questions used to be set two years in advance.
In a closed door meeting, Dr Matiang’i, who was accompanied by his Principal Secretary Belio Kipsang, Kenya National Examinations Council chairman George Magoha and acting chief executive officer Mercy Karogo, said the tough measures are aimed at ensuring credible examinations.
He also told the committee that all loopholes had been sealed to ensure there is no leakage, said sources at the meeting.
Early this year, the government restructured the council, including sacking 11 senior officers who were believed to have been involved in the irregularities.
Other changes include national examinations being done when schools have closed, and school heads taking charge of management of examinations in their schools.
Dr Matiang’i told the committee that some of the officers that were kicked out had been directly linked to examination malpractices.
Prof Magoha told the committee that more changes would be effected at the council to ensure that only credible people hold positions there.
National examinations were 'reset', Matiang'i says
Halafu pia nimependezwa na anavyolishughulikia suala la karo, anapigana na viongozi wa shule japo wale ni mafisadi kama mfupa uliomshinda fisi. Yote tisa, huyu waziri anafaa kabisa na anazidi kuingia kwenye mioyo ya Wakenya, muda usio mrefu tutaanza kumuwaza kwenye kiti cha ikulu.
Pia suala la walimu, leo hii mwalimu wa Kenya anapata mshahara wenye hadhi, wengi wamehamasika kutenda kazi ipasavyo.
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This year’s national examinations for Class Eight and Form Four were reset, Education Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i has said.
Dr Matiang’i told the National Assembly Education Committee chaired by Murang’a Woman Rep Sabina Chege the examinations were reset to avoid any leakage.
He said the development is a departure from the past where the examinations questions used to be set two years in advance.
In a closed door meeting, Dr Matiang’i, who was accompanied by his Principal Secretary Belio Kipsang, Kenya National Examinations Council chairman George Magoha and acting chief executive officer Mercy Karogo, said the tough measures are aimed at ensuring credible examinations.
He also told the committee that all loopholes had been sealed to ensure there is no leakage, said sources at the meeting.
Early this year, the government restructured the council, including sacking 11 senior officers who were believed to have been involved in the irregularities.
Other changes include national examinations being done when schools have closed, and school heads taking charge of management of examinations in their schools.
Dr Matiang’i told the committee that some of the officers that were kicked out had been directly linked to examination malpractices.
Prof Magoha told the committee that more changes would be effected at the council to ensure that only credible people hold positions there.
National examinations were 'reset', Matiang'i says