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It s a battle of interests as Machakos gears up for senate by-election

Widely considered the lower Eastern’s economic and political capital, the county has about 624,000 registered voters, according to IEBC. The UDA candidate has the backing of the interim party chairman and former area senator Johnson Muthama. The new outfit is associated with Deputy President William Ruto. Katuku, a former Cabinet minister, is being supported by the party leader and Machakos Governor Alfred Mutua, while Wiper party leader Kalonzo Musyoka has roped in the new ‘Sacred Alliance’ to beat the drum for Kavindu, the former wife of Mr Muthama. Subscribe to Our Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter and stay updated on the latest developments and special offers!

Teachers demand new allowances for handling rowdy students

THE STANDARD EDUCATION Knut Secretary-General and Nominated MP Wilson Sossion. [File, Standard] Teachers have continued to pile pressure, through their unions, to demand new allowances and review of their remuneration terms from their employer.  Separate meetings for teachers in Kericho and Nakuru counties saw them agitate for new allowances, which they say are to cushion them from working under risky conditions. In Kericho County, the Kenya Union of Post-Primary Education Teachers (Kuppet) demanded that the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) pay them risk allowances for handling dangerous laboratory chemicals and “rowdy” students.  We want a risk allowance so that in case a teacher is affected in any way, their dependents will not suffer, said the newly-elected branch chairman Jonah Korir. 

Hundreds of Teachers Exit KUPPET to Join New Union

Hundreds of Teachers Exit KUPPET to Join New Union 24 February 2021 - 2:00 pm Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers (Kuppet) Omboko Milemba (right) and Secretary-General Akello Misori during a past address. Daily Nation More than 630 teachers have cancelled their membership with the Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET) citing malpractice and fraud. The teachers raised several other issues with the union such as irregularities in the recent elections which they claim was marred by illegalities. The disgruntled teachers formed a new union dubbed the Kenya Union of Teachers and Trainers (KUTT), led by one of the teachers, Andrew Shiloko, who appealed to the members to leave KUPPET and join the new union.

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