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Kenya National Union of Teachers Sh1.5b annual income set to rise, but union says it’s not enough

Kenya National Union of Teachers (Knut) is set to get a major funds injection once the recent decision by the court to effect salaries for teachers is implemented.

Currently, the union receives  at least Sh1.5billion —Sh131 million per month— annually from teachers' remittances alone according to documents seen by The Standard on Saturday, an amount Knut Secretary General Wislon Sossion does not contest.

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