State should address loss of billions of shillings in education fund
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Graft • Corruption has morphed into a deadly monster, with billions of shillings meant to fund education every year so easily “disappearing into thin air through thousands of ‘ghost’ students”, remarks James King’au. He poses: “Do the accounting officers in the Education ministry now also require the services of some ghost busters to be able to deal with this rot?” His email address is [email protected].
