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Union demands withdrawal of 56-year age restriction on foreign postingsAs Kenya approaches the 2027 General Election, concerns are emerging over the influence of political insults and inflammatory rhetoric on learners. Political leaders are being urged to demonstrate the respect, discipline and responsible citizenship that teachers strive to instil in schools.