Girls Education South Sudan team leader says about 88 cases of corruption were reported to them.
Akuja de Garang says only 29 cases have not been resolved and they are following up the others.
She warns that there is zero tolerance to any corruption on the GESS cash transfers.
CRN talked to some girls at Christian Mission Society or CMS Primary School who urge authorities to arrest school administrators for grabbing their money.
They appreciate GESS for its support.
The Undersecretary of National Ministry of Education advises girls to use the money for scholastic materials, but not for Christmas.