Maraga calls for CBE suspension, cites infrastructural gaps and system failure

Maraga urged the government to review the system, which he describes as shambolic, by involving all the stakeholders in the education sector...

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Former Chief Justice David Maraga is calling for the suspension of Kenya's new Competency-Based Education (CBE) system, citing significant infrastructural gaps and systemic failures. He describes the current system as dysfunctional, overburdening parents and students.

David Maraga, leader of the United Green Movement party and presidential contender in 2027, urged the government to review the “shambolic” system.
He emphasized that CBE implementation lacked public participation and proper consultations.
Maraga accused the Kenya Kwanza regime of failing to address transition issues within the education sector.

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