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What KNUT and KUPPET want to end teachers' pay dispute

Kenya National Union of Teachers National Chairman Mudzo Nzili (left) flanked by the Secretary General Wilson Sossion

NAIROBI: Teachers’ unions have maintained their hardline stance on basic pay reviews and allowances for the over 278,000 members.

In a memorandum to the Industrial Court, the Kenya National Union of Teachers (Knut) and Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers (Kuppet) are demanding a 150 per cent salary raise.

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