Kenya’s Education Minister Fred Matiangi has admitted that there has been a massive misuse of education funds because of poor auditing and a compromised procurement system.He made the admission after Kenya's anti-corruption commission released a report, showing how money meant for school books was used by head teachers and officials to fund illegal foreign trips.
Head teachers had sourced school material without properly accounting for how the money was spent.
This, the report says, has affected students, forcing them to share books at a ratio of one to eight.
The commission said the government had failed to take action against teachers accused of corruption.
Head teachers had sourced school material without properly accounting for how the money was spent.
This, the report says, has affected students, forcing them to share books at a ratio of one to eight.
The commission said the government had failed to take action against teachers accused of corruption.
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