Iganga is full of ‘ghost’ teachers!
Nov 14, 2007
EDITOR—I was not surprised when I read that ‘ghost teachers’ earn sh11b This is true especially in Iganga district where people who are not teaching in any school are receiving salaries. They collude with officials in the district education and personnel offices.
EDITOR—I was not surprised when I read that ‘ghost teachers’ earn sh11b This is true especially in Iganga district where people who are not teaching in any school are receiving salaries. They collude with officials in the district education and personnel offices.
The Inspectorate of Government should quickly move to Iganga and visit some schools where headteachers have submitted teachers’ names to be removed from the payroll but have been frustrated by the education and personnel officials.
Strangely some qualified teachers cannot be recruited because the district has ‘reached the recruitment ceiling’. The IGG should begin with Luuka county.
Name withheld
The Inspectorate of Government should quickly move to Iganga and visit some schools where headteachers have submitted teachers’ names to be removed from the payroll but have been frustrated by the education and personnel officials.
Strangely some qualified teachers cannot be recruited because the district has ‘reached the recruitment ceiling’. The IGG should begin with Luuka county.
Name withheld