6,000 teachers equipped to fight genocide ideology

The New Times "The Ministry of Education has trained six thousand teachers countrywide on how to handle cases of genocide ideology in schools. The training, which comes on the back of a recent damning parliamentary report, was last month during the school holidays. Schools re-opened countrywide last week.
The State Minister for Primary and Secondary Education, Joseph Murekeraho, said that sensitising teachers on the prevailing consequences of genocide ideology could help eliminate the vice out of schools."

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