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Teachers' unions fault ministry over execution of safety measures in schools

KUPPET secretary general Akelo Misori (right) and Moses Nthurima (left) deputy secretary general KUPPET the Kenya Union of Post Primary Education teachers has said that the appeal lodged by TSC is in bad faith and is only meant to cause trouble [PHOTO;WILBERFORCE OKWIRI]

Teachers' unions and civil society have waded into the debate on who is responsible for poor safety measures in schools that have led to deaths of students and destruction of property.

They blamed parents and the Ministry of Education for lawlessness and failure to adhere to set safety guidelines in learning institutions.

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