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GESS urges integrity in school cash transfers
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GESS urges integrity in school cash transfers
The Team Leader of the Girls’ Education South Sudan (GESS) program, Daniel Gesaka, has urged teachers to uphold integrity and avoid misusing cash transfers intended to support girls and children with disabilities in staying in school. Speaking on Eye Radio’s Dawn Show, Gesaka emphasized that the funds are specifically for eligible learners who face significant challenges accessing education. He commended teachers who follow proper standards, but…
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