WIRE — By Denis Mukisa KAYUNGA: In many classrooms across Kayunga District, primary school pupils are forced to squeeze four or even five onto a single desk designed for two. Others sit on bare mats and papyrus reeds on the floor. When it rains, lessons come to a halt or children huddle together in already overcrowded rooms. At Nongo Church of Uganda Primary School, headteacher Juliet Nantume paints a worrying picture of daily learning conditions. The school still relies on desks bought between 2004 and 2009. Despite writing to the district education office last year for help, no support has arrived. "Children
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