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Education CS says schools auditing system a great let-down

02.02.2016 Kenya

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PATRICK LANGAT - Daily Nation

Education Cabinet Secretary has described the auditing system used in Kenyan schools as a “big joke” and a great let-down and accused auditors of colluding with headteachers to give favourable reports even when money has been lost. He also decried the inappropriate use of free learning cash and the distribution of government-purchased books in schools and described the system of assessing the performance of teachers as still substandard.
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Education CS says schools auditing system a great let-down