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Student Reports Theft of Motivation Funds At Riara Girls High School

CAPTION: Riara Girls’ High School Principal Mrs. Jane Mulinge A candidate who recently sat her Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) at the Riara Girls’ High School has blown the whistle on the alleged theft of funds at the private learning institution. Speaking to us in anonymity, the Form 4 leaver accused

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CAPTION: Riara Girls’ High School Principal Mrs. Jane Mulinge A candidate who recently sat her Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) at the Riara Girls’ High School has blown the whistle on the alleged theft of funds at the private learning institution. Speaking to us in anonymity, the Form 4 leaver accused the school's management led by the Principal Mrs Jane Mulinge of unlawfully dipping their hands into the students' motivation kitty to which every parent contributes Sh15,000. With the school collecting such huge amounts, one would expect that learners receive huge gifts as an encouragement to boost their performance. But as our source divulged, the situation is strikingly different on the ground because the money is often misused...

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