Chickens replace students in one Kenya school ...United Arab Emirates

Kirinyaga, Kenya: Chickens have replaced students in one Kenyan school as struggling educators make what money they can after the country’s studies were called off until January. Private schools in the East African nation say they are hit especially hard. More than 300,000 staff are mostly on unpaid leave until classes resume, said Peter Ndoro, CEO of Kenya’s Private Schools Association. See more Photos: Kenya's famed wildebeest migration continues without foreign tourist crowds Photos: Local tours bring some relief to South Africa safari industry Offshore refuelling deepens fears for S. Africa’s penguin haven Photos: Thousands of bikers ride against farm violence in South Africa

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