By BRIAN YONGAMore by this AuthorBy Joseph NgunjiriMore by this AuthorA well-coordinated scam in which ‘mercenaries’ are playing in primary and secondary school games can be revealed today. Principals and teachers have gone to a huge extent to ensure their schools win at all costs. Primary and secondary school games have over the years given rise to some of the country’s greatest sporting stars. According to the Education ministry and Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) – the body that organises secondary school games - the competitions are bound by rules, key among them touching on age-cheating and impersonation. For instance, all players in the secondary school games must be below 19 years, and provide proof of being a student of the school he or she represents.

Source: Daily Nation March 10, 2017 20:05 UTC