America's Advice To Kenya On Schools Reopening

Photo: American ambassador to Kenya Kyle

American ambassador to Kenya Kyle on Thursday, May 28, balanced in on the ongoing debate regarding whether or not the government should reopen schools amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

The ambassador advised the relevant authorities to exercise caution, adding that the new normal could warrant a restructuring of the entire education system.

The group stated that the Google Loon Kenya Project was timely as it meant that the country had the infrastructure in place to make e-learning a reality.

On April 3 this year, information from Flight Radar speculated that two balloons are currently airborne in Migori and Homa Bay areas, hovering at 60,000 feet.

Ambassador McCarter went on to caution against losing sight of the fact that the covid-19 was still a serious issue and that the guidelines on social distancing and sanitisation needed to be maintained at all costs.

"Kenya is America's best ally in Africa, which is why we are currently training over 34,000 health workers and stationed our agents at all points of entry into the country where we have oftenly done away with thousands of false Covid-19 test kits from making their way into the country, in conjunction with Kenyan agents," he revealed.

The Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) Secretary-General, Wilson Sossion asked he government to consider postponing the National exams to 2021.

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