I don't think that's the problem in this case. While E.Africa has lots of problems with corruption, I don't think there's an insufficient number of qualified te

I don't think that's the problem in this case. While E.Africa has lots of problems with corruption, I don't think there's an insufficient number of qualified teachers. It's not clear why they wouldn't try and hire from the same pool that other private institutions hire from. The fact that they're a for-profit makes it seem like they're just trying to cut costs... and Uganda has policy that requires certain standards from its schools.