Hot-sitting miffs Mkoba opposition MP

OPPOSITION Mkoba South legislator John Kuka has expressed concern at the pupil-teacher ratio that has seen schools introducing hot-sitting to cater for more children at learning institutions.

Speaking at Budiriro B Independent School in Gweru, where he donated two tonnes of cement towards the construction of a classroom block during the weekend, Kuka said schools should prioritise learning facilities for the betterment of education in the country.

Most schools in urban centres across Zimbabwe have been forced to introduce hot-sitting because of a serious shortage of classrooms across the country.

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