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Don't kill Kibaki's free primary education legacy

Grade Seven Pupils

Grade Seven pupils in class at Mwiki Primary School in Nairobi. 

Photo credit: Lucy Wanjiru | Nation Media Group

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  • Kenya Revenue Authority is doing a commendable job by assisting people to file their annual tax returns.
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Free education • President William Ruto must do all he can to avoid killing the Mwai Kibaki legacy of free primary education, says Taabu Tele. “He should not wield that deadly knife. The President must not betray future generations since after taking office, he promised to follow in the former president’s footsteps as a guide to national growth and renewal.” His contact is [email protected].

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