EDUCATION SECTOR STRATEGIC PLAN
4. The Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education Vision and Mission: Vision: To be the leading provider of inclusive, quality education for socio-economic transformation by 2020. Mission: To provide equitable, quality, inclusive, relevant and competence-driven Infant, Junior, Secondary and Non-formal Education. 5.
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