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Ministry of Education and Science Officials Deny staff Discrepancy and Corruption Report

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The Minister of Education and Science Hon. Ahmed Mohamed Diriye Egeh and other officials have denied our February 2nd report regarding the staff discrepancies at the Ministry.

https://youtu.be/mAg8A61BkHY

Somaliland Chronicle stands behind its original report and after legal consultation has decided to publish the Minister’s email with minor redaction on page 3.

Repeated efforts to reach the Minister were unsuccessful.

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