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Originally published by Citizen DigitalOctober 25, 2025
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University students forced to seek odd jobs as lecturers’ strike drags into sixth week
The students have expressed fear that the prolonged disruption of learning affects their timelines for completing their studies, with some now forced to seek odd jobs to navigate the unexpected financ.....
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Kenyan public university students are facing significant hardship and disruption as a lecturers' strike enters its 40th day, with many forced to seek odd jobs to cope financially. The prolonged industrial action is impacting academic timelines and leaving students vulnerable to social vices.
- The strike began in September 2025, shortly after the academic year commenced.
- Lecturers are owed Ksh. 7.9 billion in unpaid arrears from the 2017–2021 Collective Bargaining Agreement, as confirmed by PS Inyangala.
- Dons rejected the government's proposal for a staggered payment plan, demanding full payment.
- Students are urging all involved parties to resolve the dispute and consider their future.
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