Teachers decry deceit as Ruto’s promotions, affordable houses promises yet to materialise

Teachers decry deceit as Ruto’s promotions, affordable houses promises yet to materialise..

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The Kenya Union of Post-Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET) is accusing the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) of failing to implement promises made by President William Ruto, including teacher promotions and affordable housing.

President Ruto promised to promote 50,000 teachers annually, double the previous number of 25,000, and allocate 20 per cent of affordable houses to teachers.
KUPPET Secretary-General Akelo Misori stated that TSC has not made funding requests to Parliament for the additional 25,000 promotions, nor has it convened a technical committee to review job descriptions.
The union is concerned about the absence of updates regarding the reduction of the 2025-2029 CBA cycle to two years and has written to Housing PS Charles Hinga about the housing allocations, awaiting a response by January.

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