TSC warns teachers over social media misconduct

Teachers warned against cyberbullying, harassment and offensive social media posts...

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The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has issued a stern warning to teachers regarding misconduct on social media platforms, threatening disciplinary action for violations.

The TSC is addressing a rise in cyberbullying, harassment, and the dissemination of offensive content by teachers online.
Acting Chief Executive Officer Evaleen Mitei emphasized that professional conduct standards apply equally to digital interactions.
Teachers are reminded that freedom of expression under the Kenyan Constitution does not permit hate speech or incitement, and violations could lead to legal liability.

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