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Better eductated workforce can help fight poverty

A 2014 global report on education, The Learning Curve, states that attracting good teachers and treating them as professionals is one of the traits of education sectors of successful countries.

The recent strike by teachers in public schools demanding higher salaries and the pending dispute before the Industrial Court has brought to the spotlight Kenya’s education policy.

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