KUPPET defends KESSHA amid MPs’ scrutiny over school funds
KUPPET Western Region Secretary Sabala Inyeni has defended KESSHA against parliamentary scrutiny, rejecting its characterisation as a private members’ club. Inyeni has argued that KESSHA operates as a professional body with a constitution, legitimate bank accounts and democratic leadership elected every five years. Inyeni has maintained that isolated cases of financial misconduct by individual principals…

