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MPs mull return of school caning to tame growing student unrest

Kenya banned corporal punishment in 2001 to align with global rights standards

MPs on Thursday hinted at the possible return of cane in schools as the National Assembly's Committee on Education launched an inquiry into the rising cases of student unrest across the country. The committee, chaired by Tinderet MP Julius Melly, sai [3914 chars]

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