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Revisiting The Rot In Turkana West Primary Schools

In September 2019, I highlighted the rot in Turkana West Sub-County Primary schools where the headteachers are using the refugee crisis to charge fees that are unaccounted for. There's new information, an analysis by a resident of Turkana West, concerning the schools in the area. "A school such as Kakuma arid zone, t

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In September 2019, I highlighted the rot in Turkana West Sub-County Primary schools where the headteachers are using the refugee crisis to charge fees that are unaccounted for. There's new information, an analysis by a resident of Turkana West, concerning the schools in the area. "A school such as Kakuma arid zone, they’ll collect more than Ksh.700, 000 termly unaccounted money. At Kakuma mixed, more than Ksh.300000 is collected. Pokotom school roughly collects 500,000/= and Kakuma girls 600,000/=', said the source in September. Hi Nyakundi, After you highlighted how schools are managed in the above zone, heads have rolled. Though we haven't heard of the headteacher who charges refugees fees in primary school like it's a high school being...

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