Makueni County branch of the Kenya Union of Post-Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET) executive secretary Justus Kimeu has said that devolving education is not possible at all.
As KUPPET, he stated that they are opposed to it and believe it should remain a function of the national government.
“If ECDE is not working, how will they handle the rest? It is impossible, and let us follow all the procedures when coming up with changes in education policy,” Kimeu said.
Education remains a matter of national government unless the people of Kenya change the constitution through a referendum.
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He called upon the government to eliminate deductions and refund the SHA, the second pension scheme, and the housing levy, as well as refund teachers’ pay slips.
He called upon the government to eliminate deductions and refund the SHA, the second pension scheme, and the housing levy to teachers.
He was speaking during the burial of a Kibwezi teacher who died alongside four others, including her daughter.
The St. Mary’s Kibwezi teacher was coming from a dowry payment in Kitui on August 10 and was to wed the following Saturday, but the wedding was never held.
By Lydia Ngoolo
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