Ruto Issues Orders Over the Hiring of 44,000 Teachers

Ruto's orders come amid confusion in the education sector as intern teachers who have served for over two years continue their nationwide protests demanding conversion to permanent terms...

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President William Ruto has ordered the automatic transition of over 44,000 intern teachers to permanent and pensionable terms after their initial two-year contracts.

44,000 teachers will be moved to permanent terms.
The directive was given by President William Ruto at a national education conference in Naivasha.
This announcement comes amid teacher protests demanding conversion to permanent terms and concerns about longer internship durations.

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