Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan's party was under fire on Sunday (Jan 5) for its decision to appoint a high school dropout as the education minister in a north-western province. - AP
ISLAMABAD: Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan's party was under fire on Sunday (Jan 5) for its decision to appoint a high school dropout as the education minister in a north-western province.
The government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province announced a cabinet reshuffle on Saturday and appointed Akbar Ayub Khan as minister for elementary and secondary education.
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