UoN directs lecturers to resume work on Monday amid ongoing strike

In a statement signed by Prof. Ayub Gitau, Acting Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic Affairs), the institution termed the strike as unprotected...

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The University of Nairobi (UoN) has ordered its academic staff to return to work on Monday, October 6, despite an ongoing nationwide lecturers' strike. This directive follows a court order from September 19, 2025, which suspended the strike and mandated conciliation between the parties.

Outstanding amount demanded by lecturers from the 2021 Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA): Ksh.7.9 billion.
Key organization involved: Universities Academic Staff Union (UASU).
Quote from UASU Secretary General Constantine Wasonga: "Don’t come up with cooked figures."

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