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The article discusses allegations that St. Mary’s Mumias Girls High School was operating an illegal slaughterhouse with uninspected meat. However, sources confirm that the school followed proper health procedures, obtained a Public health letter, and had a meat inspector present during slaughter. A Public Health Official also confirmed due process was followed.
Reports suggest that misinformation arose due to a pending bill of over one million shillings owed to a meat supplier. The school had opted for direct slaughter to cut costs, a practice becoming common among schools. The Principal Ms. Monica Buchichi, did not comment but stated that the truth would come out. Political interference is suspected, with local politics allegedly aiming to remove Ms. Buchichi due to unpopular management changes.
Area MP Peter Salasya was unavailable for comment.
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