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Karamoja indigenous communities call for gov’t to train native teachers

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Moroto, Uganda | URN | Indigenous communities in the Karamoja sub-region are asking the government to train and recruit native teachers to teach children in lower primary schools, saying the shortage of teachers who speak local languages is undermining learning. Karamoja is home to 11 minority ethnic groups, including the Pokot in Amudat, Tepeth in … The post Karamoja indigenous communities call for gov’t to train na
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