"There are some members who are unable to travel: those who are far distant schools. They are finding it difficult because of the resources," said Ndlovu. "And there are some who are saying while we are within the school environs, we still find it difficult to find food for subsistence. That is what is mitigating against 100 percent attendance. We hope that after pay day (next week Tuesday) things will get back to normal. But that does not mean that the teachers are happy with the remuneration that they are getting. They still want some more."
Ndlovu ati: "Hariho abanyamuryango bamwe badashobora gutembera: abari kure cyane y'amashuri. Basanga bigoye kubera amikoro." "Kandi hari bamwe bavuga mu gihe turi mu nkengero z'ishuri, turacyabona ko bigoye kubona ibiryo byo gutunga. Nicyo kigabanya kugabanya kwitabira 100%. Turizera ko nyuma yo kwishyura (icyumweru gitaha ku wa kabiri) ibintu bizagenda subira mu buzima busanzwe. Ariko ibyo ntibisobanura ko abarimu bishimiye umushahara bahabwa. Baracyashaka ibindi. "