President Kenyatta receives 2021 KCSE results ahead of release
President Uhuru Kenyatta receives KCSE national examination results for 2021 from Education CS Prof. George Magoha on April 23, 2022. PHOTO | PSCU
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President Uhuru Kenyatta on Saturday at State
House, Nairobi, received Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE)
national examination results for the year 2021 from Education Cabinet Secretary
Prof. George Magoha.
President Kenyatta congratulated the Ministry
of Education and the KNEC team for delivering credible national exams which
have shown tremendous progress of day and sub-county schools.
The President pointed out that more resources
should be channelled to the sub-counties and day schools as they are a lesser
burden to parents.
“More resources should be channelled to these
schools. The day schools are lesser of a burden to the parents and they are
performing,” President Kenyatta said.
Present at the meeting were, Interior Cabinet
Secretary Dr Fred Matiang’i, Education Principal Secretary Dr. Julius Juan,
Teachers Service Commission CEO Nancy Macharia, KNEC Chairman John Onsati and
the council’s Chief Executive Officer David Njeng’ere.


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