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October 24, 2025
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Lecturers reject gov't offer, demand full Ksh.7.9 billion dues

Lecturers reject gov't offer, demand full Ksh.7.9 billion dues

The Universities Academic Staff Union (UASU) now says it will not call off the lecturers’ strike that kicked off in September unless UASU and the government negotiate and sign a return-to-work formula.....

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Kenyan university lecturers have rejected a government offer and are demanding the full payout of Ksh.7.9 billion in dues before negotiating a return-to-work formula, deepening a strike now in its 39th day.

  • Lecturers are demanding Ksh.7.9 billion be paid in full before any fresh negotiations or calling off the strike.
  • The Universities Academic Staff Union (UASU) and Kenya Universities Staff Union (KUSU) blame the Ministry of Education for mishandling the dispute.
  • Education CS Migos Ogamba acknowledged the payment amount is a "sticky issue," while unions accused the Salaries and Remuneration Commission (SRC) of being a "stumbling block."

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