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A learning crisis is imminent at Dedan Kimathi University in Nyeri as lecturers and university workers have announced industrial action over salary disputes. Lecturers are protesting to demand the implementation of a diagonal salary payment system and allege mistreatment by the university regarding the implementation of agreements, threatening to disrupt academic activities. In response to ongoing strikes, students from the University of Nairobi (UoN) are appealing to the government for a swift resolution. Students at Laikipia University have also threatened to join the strike if the government does not address the lecturers' demands within 72 hours. This comes as the strike by public university lecturers continues to disrupt studies across the country.
This KTN News Digital report highlights students from the University of Nairobi (UoN) appealing to the government to intervene and end the ongoing lecturers' strike. The students are urging for a swift resolution to the industrial action.
A learning crisis is imminent at Dedan Kimathi University in Nyeri as lecturers and university workers have announced further industrial action, compounding the existing lecturers' strike.
Lecturers at Dedan Kimathi University are protesting to demand the implementation of a diagonal salary payment system. This action highlights ongoing salary disputes within Kenyan universities.
Lecturers at Dedan Kimathi University have commenced a unique strike, with NTV Kenya reporting on the latest developments. Viewers can access live updates and discussions on this story and other Kenyan news.
Lecturers and staff at Dedan Kimathi University in Nyeri County are initiating a second strike, threatening to disrupt academic activities. They allege mistreatment by the university regarding the implementation of agreements.
Students at Laikipia University are threatening to join the ongoing strike by public university lecturers if the government does not respond within 72 hours. This comes as the lecturers' strike continues to disrupt studies across the country.
Students at Laikipia University have threatened to join the ongoing lecturers' strike if the government does not address their demands within 72 hours. This comes as the strike by public university lecturers across Kenya continues.