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Kenya: Principals must stop using BOM teachers as cash cows

By Rédaction Africa Links 24 with Daily Nation
Published on 2024-01-24 21:00:00

The employment of teachers by public school head teachers to ease staffing shortages has been identified as a cash cow for corrupt practices. According to Joseph Macharia, teachers employed by boards of management are quietly laid off when the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) posts more teachers, while parents continue to pay for staffing, despite not being directly involved in recruitment. Those who wish to contact him can reach him at [email protected]

Agriculture plays a crucial role in ensuring food sufficiency, and F. Mukembu believes that reviving cereals stores, commonly known as silos, is crucial for this purpose. Mukembu points out that many silos have collapsed, and with farmers expecting bumper harvests, reviving the silos will help beat food shortages once and for all. His contact is [email protected]

Kenya Power’s electricity token purchase system has been a source of frustration for consumers. Peter John has raised concerns about the reliability of pay bill number 888880 after experiencing delays in receiving his purchased tokens. He paid for Sh100 tokens on January 22, but they were not sent to his phone, and he seeks confirmation on the reliability of the pay bill. He can be reached at [email protected]

The state of Kenya’s national sports stadia has come into question since the country, together with its East African Community (EAC) neighbors, won a joint bid to host the next Afcon tournament in 2027. Jotham Ndung’u is inquiring about the progress being made to upgrade the facilities, emphasizing the need for world-class infrastructure to nurture the country’s talents. Those with information on this matter can contact him at [email protected]

As the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examinations will be phased out by 2027, Stephen Njuru expresses concern about the future of the Kenya National Examinations Council (Knec) and its staff. He is seeking information on the fate of the council and its employees beyond that year. Those with insights on this matter can reach him at [email protected]

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