The Ministry of Education is planning to phase out paper-based examinations across the education system in the coming years, in a sweeping reform aimed at reducing the billions of shillings spent annually on printing and administering national tests. Dr Elyas Abdi, the Director General for Basic Education, said the ambitious plan would partner with the…Ā Ā Ā
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