Teachers’ unions in the country are deeply divided over proposed education reforms as Parliament considers two major Bills aimed at reshaping the sector. Supporters argue the changes could modernize teaching standards and improve student outcomes, while critics warn of potential job losses and increased workloads for educators. The legislation has sparked heated debates among unions, with some factions calling for amendments to address concerns about implementation and funding. With lawmakers set to deliberate on the measures, the outcome could significantly alter the future of education in the country.
Education reforms split teachers’ unions as Parliament weighs two key Bills Daily Nation
