CS Amina: Three jailed students, 125 arrested at school events

Three students were jailed and 125 others were arrested following the recent wave of unrest in several schools across the country.

State Secretary for Education, Amina Mohamed, announced Monday that severe disciplinary measures would be taken against students. found guilty in the school protest cases.

She noted that imprisoned students from Siakago Boys in Embu and will serve a year in juvenile detention.

"Three students from Siakago Boys in Embu were jailed for one year on probation and have since left school.They can not attend a day school as they report to the local chief," Amb said. Mohamed.

"125 students from different affected schools were arrested as the police intensified the crackdown on all the brains of recent cases of student unrest."

Since last week, at least 10 high schools have experienced unrest with seven of them being fire cases targeting dormitories.

The Education Council attributed the cases of unrest to general indiscipline by students, claiming that some are protesting against the harsh scrutiny rules designed to eradicate cheating. Strengthen the monitoring of boarding schools, adding that ministry officials will also conduct field visits to areas that have reported the largest cases of unrest

"Stakeholder Forums led by Regional Coordinators of the Ministry of Health. education and all regions with a view to finding common and lasting solutions for the coming years, "she said.

Schools closed a number of schools in the Nyanza region in due to social unrest or fires.

The disturbing trend has even pushed the Criminal Investigations Branch (DCI) to put all students in violation.

The director of criminal investigations, George Kinoti, has warned Sunday that the DCI would archive students' criminal records and include them in police certificates in the future.

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