Teachers’ welfare tops agenda as 10,000 delegates head to State House
NAIROBI, Kenya, Sept 13 - The welfare of teachers and the future of education reforms will dominate discussions when President William Ruto hosts 10,000 Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..
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President William Ruto will host 10,000 educators at State House this Saturday to discuss teachers’ welfare and the future of education reforms in Kenya.
- A high-level meeting led by Basic Education Principal Secretary Julius Bitok fine-tuned the program with union leaders.
- The delegation will comprise 3,300 delegates from KNUT, 2,000 from KUPPET, 400 from KUSNET, 2,300 from KEPSHA, and 2,000 from KESSHA.
- Unions aim to advocate for improved terms of service and address concerns regarding staffing shortages, infrastructure, and the implementation of Competency-Based Education (CBE).
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