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Get to the bottom of rot in bursary allocations

Hundreds of Parents outside Nakuru West NG-CDF office in Nakuru town on October 14, 2021 where the area Mp Samuel Arama was issuing school fees bursaries [Kipsang Joseph, Standard]

The Auditor General has yet again raised the red flag over shocking anomalies in the disbursement of bursary funds to needy learners.

At the centre of it are bursary committees believed to have turned the kitty into a cash cow, and are using underhand means to cover their tracks.

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