By MWINGI TIMES CORRESPONDENT
Students from Kyuso Boys' secondary school in Mwingi North sub county went on strike on July 11. They destroyed property of unknown value at night. Among the damaged assets are two dormitories christened Sau and Starehe.
As the rest of learners fled their learning institution, around 100 remained. Kyuso sub county education officer Stephen Mulandi told us that it was decided that the remaining students be sent home. All will report back on July 21st.
The local education boss said investigations into the burnt dormitories were ongoing. "Two dormitories were affected. Starehe was less affected by the burning since only six mattresses were burned."
The students are set to sit for their examinations once normalcy returns, Mr Mulandi. The cause of unrest is still under investigation but Mulandi hinted that they complained about food rationing and what he termed as examinations phobia.
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