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Who is taking care of our girls?

The other day I had an interesting conversation with a  nurse about her  first job where she served as matron of a girls’ school.

Our conversation took place at about the same time stories about the debauchery at the Masaku Sevens rugby tournament were doing the rounds and it drifted to discussing the worsening conduct  our youth. The nurse’s experiences were very enlightening;  she got a job in a small boarding school outside Nairobi with a population of about 350 students.

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