Kuppet blames Machogu for JSS troubles

He cited challenges faced by the newly implemented Junior Secondary School (JSS) programme. The programme's integration into primary schools, according to Lusweti has resulted in a shortage of resources.

"The domicile of JSS in primary schools without adequate classrooms, laboratories, workshops and teachers, has left our students in a difficult situation that could ruin their future," Lusweti lamented.

He said assigning only two JSS interns to cover 12 subjects across the board with limited resources is a difficult task. He fears the situation could compromise the quality of education for Grade 7 and 8 students.

According to Lusweti, a whole generation could be negatively impacted.