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2 articles
- Opinion·11 October 2026
Why Kenya Must Shorten the Teachers’ CBA Cycle to 2 Years
Four-year wage deals leave educators trailing sticky inflation. Halving the collective bargaining window is an economic and operational necessity for Kenyan schools.
- Blog·3 October 2026
The Dark Side of Teachers' Unions in Kenya: Corruption, Strikes, and Betrayal
Kenyan teachers are represented mainly by two trade unions: KNUT, formed in 1957, and the KUPPET, registered in 1998. Both were set up to defend teachers' pay, terms of service and working conditions, and both have won gains through collective bargaining with the Teachers Service Commission (TSC).