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Uasin Gishu county governor Jonathan Bii wants the government to end the competence-based curriculum and revert to the 8-4-4 curriculum Bii claims the CBC curriculum is unclear to parents, teachers, and students and government must shelve it to explore how to implement it speaking in Eldoret, Bii who expressed concerns over the high cost of implementing the curriculum regretted that learning is yet to begin in some schools for junior secondary learners owing to the shortage of teachers.
Uasin Gishu governor Jonathan Bii wants CBC curriculum abolished
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