The KNUT secretary general Collins Oyuu has requested for a 60 percent salary increase in an effort to cushion teachers from the country’s severe economic difficulties.
On october 5 at the Kenya School of Government- Lower Kabete, Collins Oyuu accepted that the performance of teachers is dependent on their wellbeing.
Oyuu further stated that his position as head of the KNUT requires him to campaign for tutors to receive a substantial portion of the national pie.
In a statement Oyuu said that “Teachers can only work if they are motivated and well paid. I propose a 60 percent salary increment regardless of the economic status of the country.”
Additionally he commended that President William Ruto’s swift action in organizing a task committee to evaluate the Competency-Based Curriculum in order to address the concerns of stakeholders, especially parents.
Just before submitting the final report to the President for action, Oyuu asked the committee led by Prof. Raphael Munavu to ensure the review process is inclusive and listens to all stakeholders.
Misori remarked, “Expand the housing for teachers so that the new housing plans accommodate teachers first.”
Dr. Nancy Macharia, the head of the Teachers Service Commission, reassured unions that negotiations on the recruitment of teachers were still proceeding following President Ruto’s vow prior to the August 2022 elections.
I am a teacher but I can’t deliver effectively because of stress caused by delocalization