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The ministry of education has been put on the spot over the shortage of teachers and delayed capitation in junior secondary schools. presenting their submissions before the senate committee on education, CS Ezekiel Machogu refuted claims of lack of learning in junior secondary schools (JSS). According to the education cs, only 55,943 have failed to transit to JSS, his argument being, it is due to insecurity and drought. However, Various JSS Schools in Kajiado county decry shortage of teachers.
Education CS Ezekiel machogu put on the spot by MPs
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