Govt bars teachers from doing business in schools

Kuloba says such activities have created conflict of interest, bad blood and friction among teachers, thus affecting academic performance in schools.

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Kitebi Secondary School headteacher Kamulegeya (right) and Kuloba (second-right) during the commissioning of new blocks at the school. Photo by Abou Kisige

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#Education ministry #Government-aided schools #Commercial businesses #Kitebi SS

The education ministry has barred teachers in government-aided schools from running commercial businesses on the premises of their respective schools.

“Teachers and members of boards of governors of government-aided schools should

Govt bars teachers from doing business in schools

Kuloba says such activities have created conflict of interest, bad blood and friction among teachers, thus affecting academic performance in schools.

Kitebi Secondary School headteacher Kamulegeya (right) and Kuloba (second-right) during the commissioning of new blocks at the school. Photo by Abou Kisige

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