They had abandoned their classrooms to attend Sande school. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf School, founded in 2010 by James Tumay to honor Africa’s first female president, is an old, unfinished building with mud walls. “Parents willingly take their kids from the formal education to the bush school,” Reeves told FrontPageAfrica. “I am vexed because I want the bush school to break so the girls can come back to school,” she said. The government had halted all bush school activities in a resolution in June last year.

Source: Front Page Africa March 10, 2020 08:03 UTC