Rosemary Namuwanga, a Ugandan court clerk
and interpreter who on September 2017 suspended for 'indecent dressing'.
A university student student’s
teaching practice contract was terminated over her indecent dressing.
According to a letter of termination
of contract seen by this writer, the school complained about the girl’s mode of
dressing.
St Mary's Mumias Girls High school
principal lamented that the girl’s dressing was a shame to the teaching
profession.
The University of Eldoret student
was identified in the letter as Ngahira Beverly.
Miss Ngahira is said to have been a
distraction to male teachers during her stay at the school and formal
complaints being raised against her ways, she did not change.
“I hereby terminate your Teaching
Practice in this school as per Regulation 65 (i) (b) and € of the Code of
Regulations for Teachers in that; you defied lawful authority in regards to
your scanty manner of dressing,” the termination letter reads in part.
The matter brings into focus the
manner in which university girls dress.
To make matters worse, teaching is a
profession that lays foundation for many students and how they should behave
when they grow up.
“You did not conduct yourself in a
manner that befits a responsible and professional teacher,” the school’s
principal laments in the letter
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