Public University Lecturers End Strike After Reaching Agreement with Government - November 2025
Public university lecturers in Kenya have ended their strike, which lasted for 48 or 49 days, and are set to return to classrooms on Monday. The conclusion of the industrial action follows a new agreement reached with the central government after negotiations. The decision to call off the strike was made after a government commitment to pay outstanding salary arrears totaling Ksh 7.9 billion. The end of the strike, which had disrupted learning across the country, means that university academic activities are expected to resume.
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Lecturers end 48-day strike in all public universities
Public university lecturers in Kenya have called off their 48-day strike, which had disrupted learning across the country. The decision follows a government commitment to pay the outstanding salary arrears totaling Ksh 7.9 billion.
Mazungumzo kati ya serikali na wahadhiri yaahidi mgomo wa wahadhiri waelekea mwisho
Negotiations between the Kenyan government and university lecturers suggest that the ongoing lecturers' strike may be nearing its conclusion. This development offers hope for a resolution to the protracted industrial action.