A primary school teacher’s salary has risen from 28,000 to 37,000 Kenyan shillings over four years, reflecting changes in the education sector’s compensation structure. The increase comes amid ongoing discussions about teacher pay and working conditions in Kenya. The story highlights one educator’s experience navigating salary adjustments while addressing broader challenges in the profession. Readers will gain insight into how policy shifts impact frontline workers in public education.
From Ksh28K to Ksh37K in 4 years: Teacher Cillah shares her salary story from teaching job K24 Digital
