Teachers warned against humiliating learners who lack basic necessities

David Mulei noted that there were incidents where children from underprivileged backgrounds were being humiliated in classrooms, school parades and staff rooms. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..

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Teachers in Kenya have been warned against humiliating students who lack basic necessities like underwear and sanitary towels, following an incident where two sisters were shamed for not wearing panties at a school in Njoro Sub-County.

David Mulei, Nakuru Deputy County Commissioner, flagged off the second tranche of free sanitary towels.
The initiative is a government program through National Government Affirmative Action Fund (NGAAF).
Teachers found humiliating learners will face stern disciplinary action.
Nakuru Woman Representative’s Office Manager Peter Musonik stated they would consider including innerwear in the distribution.

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