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Source: http://www.nation.co.ke/News/Britain++Give+us+back+our+free+primary+aid+/
Britain: Give us back our free primary aid
British High Commissioner Rob Macaire fields questions during a visit to Africa Sports and Talents Empowerment Programme offices in Eldoret when he said the British Government would like to see decisive steps taken before it could resume supporting Free Primary Education.
Posted Thursday, June 16 2011 at 21:46
Britain is demanding a refund of Sh7 billion aid to Kenyas free education programme following revelations of massive corruption.
The UK Government will push the Government of Kenya hard for return of the UKs share of lost funds, the Department for International Development (DFID) said in a statement.
During an interview in Nairobi, DFID deputy head Mike Harrison said the money once repaid will be ploughed back to fund education in Kenya but through non-State channels.
We are insisting that besides the government instituting radical reforms in the Ministry of Education, our proportion of the pool fund must be returned, Mr Harrison said.
Jamani hii article imekaaje??? Unaweza kuipata kwenye link hapo chini.
Ni kweli kwamba historia inaendelea kulisoma vibaya bara letu la Africa!!?? ...maana wakipiga hodi hapa kwetu TZ ambapo deni la taifa linazidi makusanyo ya mwaka si ndio 'kwisha kazi'!?
Source: http://www.nation.co.ke/News/Britain++Give+us+back+our+free+primary+aid+/
Britain: Give us back our free primary aid
Posted Thursday, June 16 2011 at 21:46
Britain is demanding a refund of Sh7 billion aid to Kenyas free education programme following revelations of massive corruption.
The UK Government will push the Government of Kenya hard for return of the UKs share of lost funds, the Department for International Development (DFID) said in a statement.
During an interview in Nairobi, DFID deputy head Mike Harrison said the money once repaid will be ploughed back to fund education in Kenya but through non-State channels.
We are insisting that besides the government instituting radical reforms in the Ministry of Education, our proportion of the pool fund must be returned, Mr Harrison said.