Mid‑year review: Education delivery record under scrutiny
- double-track, teacher recruitment et al major concerns
Ernest Bako WUBONTO
As parliament prepares for the 2026 mid-year budget review, serious concerns have emerged regarding whether government's ambitious education promises are actively translating into classroom reality.
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