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The High Court has reserved its ruling to August 14, 2026, on the Attorney General’s bid to suspend a judgment handing Gatoto Community-Based Primary School back to its board. The State has argued that transferring management now, with national exams approaching in October, could disrupt pupils and require reassigning TSC teachers without sufficient notice. A…
ESAK has defended KESSHA following an Auditor General’s audit query over payments made by public secondary schools to the association. ESAK has cautioned against generalising isolated audit findings across the entire association, warning it would unfairly undermine school leaders. ESAK has maintained that it supports transparent management of public resources while continuing to defend professional…
KNUT wants President William Ruto to intervene in the recruitment of ageing unemployed P1 teachers. The union says many have reached 40 years and above after waiting years for employment. It wants TSC to implement affirmative measures to prevent trained teachers from missing employment opportunities. The Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) has asked President…
The High Court has reserved its ruling to August 14, 2026, on the Attorney General’s bid to suspend a judgment handing Gatoto Community-Based Primary School back to its board. The State has argued that transferring management now, with national exams approaching in October, could disrupt pupils and require reassigning TSC teachers without sufficient notice. A…
ESAK has defended KESSHA following an Auditor General’s audit query over payments made by public secondary schools to the association. ESAK has cautioned against generalising isolated audit findings across the entire association, warning it would unfairly undermine school leaders. ESAK has maintained that it supports transparent management of public resources while continuing to defend professional…
KNUT wants President William Ruto to intervene in the recruitment of ageing unemployed P1 teachers. The union says many have reached 40 years and above after waiting years for employment. It wants TSC to implement affirmative measures to prevent trained teachers from missing employment opportunities. The Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) has asked President…
The High Court has reserved its ruling to…
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