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Kenya: George Magoha Was a Force for Better Education in Kenya. but He Had His Flaws

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[The Conversation Africa] The death of former Kenyan education minister Professor George Magoha, 71, closes a vibrant chapter in education policymaking and leadership. It was a chapter marked by unmatched commitment to educational reforms, but equally coloured by controversy and missteps.

Source: allAfrica.com

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