A wave of unrest has hit several schools in Kenya leading to over 100 schools being torched.
Since the beginning of the year, Kenya has witnessed a number of cases of arson and other forms of student’s unrest. Fire incidents have occurred in 48 schools and 20 counties in the country.
Some of the reported causes of unrest in schools this year include; lack of coherent and focused structures for engagement with students, Disharmony between principals, their deputies and teachers, low levels of commitment and responsibility to duties among school managers, drug and substance abuse among some students. This report by NTV Kenya
People on twitter are reacting to the issue
The world is changing engage students,chest thumbing & iron fists will NOT work, involve students in decisions affecting them #SchoolFires
— Nyokabi Mburu Kimani (@Nyokabi_Kimani) July 21, 2016
https://twitter.com/sereyab/status/756046693167161344
But why is violence the immediate form of communicating grievances in these schools… #SchoolFires
— Shawrry For The Blings (@Beaulings) June 30, 2016
