Stolen textbooks worth millions of shillings sold in S. Sudan – Kenyan authorities Sudan Radio Service Nairobi, 22/05/12 - Kenyan authorities say stolen books worth millions of shillings are being sold in South Sudan’s markets. The allegations come after seven schools lost textbooks through violent robberies in the past five months. So far, at least two school guards have been killed during the incidents targeting textbooks purchased with Kenyan government funds under free primary education project. The Kenyan Standard daily newspaper quoted Kwanza District Education officer, Hellen Nyanga’u as saying that two textbook dealers based in Kitale and Lokichoggio are behind the syndicate. The Kenyan police are looking into the matter.
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