Kenya's Ministry of Education has reaffirmed its commitment to engaging constructively with teachers' unions to protect the welfare of educators across the country. The statement, issued by the Education Ministry, signals a desire to maintain a collaborative relationship with union bodies such as the Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) amid ongoing discussions on working conditions, remuneration, and job security. The move comes at a time when the teaching profession in Kenya has faced periodic tensions between the government and union representatives, often over issues ranging from contract terms to the implementation of new education policies. The ministry's emphasis on dialogue suggests an effort to prevent industrial action that could disrupt the school calendar and affect millions of students.
Ogamba: Ministry committed to working with teachers’ unions to safeguard welfare the-star.co.ke
