The Ministry has been unwilling to give us an audience to set the record straight," Uganda's BIA director, Andrew White, told CNN. It said it teaches the Ugandan curriculum, all schools have good sanitation facilities and that the majority of their teachers are certified and registered. Pupils from Bridge International Academies protest after Uganda's High Court ordered the closure of its low-cost private schools. He suggested that the opposition against BIA was because the campuses competed against local state-run and private schools. Critics say Bridge International Academies are indecently profiting from the poor in Uganda, who live in slums like this.

Source: CNN November 25, 2016 10:48 UTC