Ashford Kimani writes that KCPE was more than just a national examination, describing it as the heartbeat of Kenya’s education system that shaped ambition, discipline, and academic identity for generations of learners. For thirty-eight years, the Kenya Certificate of Primary Education, popularly known as KCPE, was more than just an examination. It was a national … Continue reading How KCPE became Kenya’s education heartbeat and why I sometimes wish CBE never replaced it