A Call To Private Sector To Adopt A School

Monday, February 17, 2020

It is common knowledge that many of our public schools are not in the best condition.

Students are taught in conditions that are not conducive for both the learners and the teachers.

In 2011 the Adopt-A-School initiative was launched, and it was bearing fruit, but unfortunately the initiative died a slow and painful death.

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A Call To Private Sector To Adopt A School

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