Articulate: PREPOSTEROUS EXCUSE TO LITERACY OR EDUCATION??

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Articulate: PREPOSTEROUS EXCUSE TO LITERACY OR EDUCATION??: The 8-4-4 education system has had very many intellectuals through school but the Country (Kenya) is still the same. All through the primar...

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