Refugee teachers have the skills – they just lack the paperwork Kenya refuses to issue
Meet a teacher in Kakuma Refugee Camp, Turkana County. Every morning she walks into a room built for far fewer and finds over 90 children waiting.
Author: Erick Makhapila
The second disaster: When learning is interrupted by fire or unrest, Kenyan parents and guardians foot the bill
The smoke barely clears before the invoices arrive. Welcome back. Please see the cashier first. There are always two disasters. The first is visible: death, injury, trauma, property destroyed. The second arrives quietly, in a letter demanding payment from every family before their child can return to class.