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Head teachers accused of graft in sale of text books and stationery

Machakos, Kenya - School head teachers have been accused of abetting corruption by favouring their own proxy dealers in the sale of text books and stationery to students.

 

The Kenya Booksellers and Stationers Association (KBSA) Chairman, Arthur Kamau, said the move was a clear conflict of interest.

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