Government Bans Schools From Selling Uniforms and Textbooks
Government Bans Schools From Selling Uniforms and Textbooks
Omoka MEDIA 
Trade Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria has recently announced a ban on public schools selling uniforms and textbooks. This move comes as a response to the issue of schools colluding with tailors and uniform outlets to make profits at the expense of parents.
Kuria has stated that this practice is unacceptable and that public schools should not be in the business of making profits. He believes that this will reduce the burden on parents, who often struggle to afford uniforms and textbooks for their children.
The Cabinet Secretary has also urged parents to report any school found to be selling uniforms and textbooks, and has promised that the government will take action against any school found to be in violation of the ban.
