Rwandans should take advantage of the country's education system because it is all-inclusive and quality-driven, top education officials have said, adding that results of last year's national exams suggest that students are adapting quickly to the new curriculum.
Isaac Munyakazi, the State Minister for Primary and Secondary Education, while releasing the primary and lower secondary education (O-Level) exams results at the Ministry of Education's headquarters in Kigali, yesterday, said the new curriculum was taking root.
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