Oyuu, speaking after a union meeting in Embu on March 18, dismissed Sossion’s candidature, arguing that Knut does not recognise “life membership.”
President Ruto positioned teachers at the heart of his administration’s development agenda, describing them as “Kenya’s greatest resource and patriots” whose sacrifices sustain nation-building.
The Labour ministry has left out the Kenya National Union of Teachers (Knut) from a list of unions allowed to collect dues from members, in what could brew another round of anxiety in the lobby. Its rival Kenya Union of Pre-primary Education Teachers (Kuppet) has been given the green light to collect Sh300 monthly from […]
Kenya National Union of Teachers national secretary general Wilson Sossion is already sensing defeat a head of the union’s elections due to the rift between him and the acting first national chairman Collins Oyuu. Sossion’s camp which is considering a power sharing deal is prevailing upon him to step down and let Oyuu go in […]
