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Homecoming of recently elected KUPPET Kericho Branch Clare Chebet. Education stakeholders have reiterated the need to strengthen teachers' welfare, with the Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET) maintaining that it will continue advocating for better working conditions and professional growth for educators.

KUPPET vows to keep fighting for teachers’ welfare and growth

August 3, 20264 mins

KUPPET has pledged to continue advocating for better…

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KESSHA National Chairperson Willie Kuria (centre) briefs the media during the 49th KESSHA Annual Conference, an audit has shown male teachers continue to dominate leadership positions in public schools despite women forming the majority of TSC staff-Photo|File

NGEC: Men dominate leadership in Kenya’s public Schools despite women forming majority of TSC teachers

August 1, 2026August 1, 20266 mins

NGEC has found that men continue to occupy…

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Audit: Only 2.5 per cent of Kenya’s teachers come from marginalised communities

Audit: Only 2.5 per cent of Kenya’s teachers come from marginalised communities

July 31, 2026July 31, 20264 mins

The National Gender and Equality Commission has found…

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