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Education stakeholders in the country are proposing the inclusion of cultural studies in the curriculum to be offered as a subject in schools and colleges. Speaking during the national annual Technical Vocational Education and Training Institutes Cultural Day, Kabete National Polytechnic Principal Dr. Patrick Muchemi said the day was meant to inculcate Kenyan culture and values.
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Education stakeholders call for inclusion of cultural studies as examinable subject
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