Let's Join Hands For The Good Of Our Children

Monday, November 12, 2018

Our editorial last week was a plea for the whole nation and all the stakeholders to stand up and find ways to curb the growing unruly behaviour shown by our learners in different schools across the country.

This was brought about by the sad incident in which the life of a Form Three student, who had just completed his JCE in Serowe was taken.

This week’s plea is still on the welfare of our future leaders. The Monitor last week visited Jamataka Primary School at Jamataka, a village in the northern part of the country.

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