Vaping in schools raises alarm

The acting president of the National African Student’s Association (NASA), Elisabeth Silas has expressed grave concern over reports of vape devices found in primary schools, describing the trend as a serious threat to children’s health, safety, and future. 

Silas said the detection of vapes in primary schools is a wake-up call that demands urgent and united action. 

She called for stronger regulation of vape sales near schools, nationwide awareness campaigns on the dangers of vaping, and closer collaboration between parents, teachers and communities to protect learners. 

-ELIZABETH KHEIBES