Teachers’ Pay Increase Uncertain as Treasury Trims Sh10b from Budget The proposal to increase teachers’ pay is currently in limbo due to the Treasury’s cut of Sh10 billion from the budget. Teachers have expressed their opposition to the National Treasury’s decision to reduce the budget of the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) by Sh10 billion. Collins Oyuu, Secretary General of the Kenya National Union of Teachers (Knut), stated that the reduction will have an impact on the implementation of the 2023 Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) between the Union and TSC. “The government has whittled down the TSC budget, which certainly would…
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Knut Insists on Full Salary Increase for Teachers Despite Budget Cuts The Kenya National Union of Teachers (Knut) has declared that its members will not tolerate anything less than the second phase of the 2.5 percent to 9 percent salary increment awarded in 2023. The union perceives any deviation from this increment as a violation of their labor rights, a breach of contract, and an act of malice. Knut publicly expressed his strong disapproval of the recent budget cuts, citing their violation of a legally binding agreement between the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) and Knut, signed in 2021 and deposited…
Herman Manyora Gives President Ruto Political Survival Recipe Political analyst Herman Manyora recently expressed his views on the current political climate in Kenya, emphasizing the need for President William Ruto to take decisive action to address public discontent. According to Manyora, his observations are not prophetic but are based on common sense and political experience. Calls for Immediate Action Manyora advised President Ruto to fire several ministers and economic advisers, including Treasury officials, to regain public trust. He argued that such a move would be a politically savvy step, as it would demonstrate the president’s commitment to addressing the nation’s…
Alfred Keter Explains His ‘Abduction’ by Government And What Followed Alfred Keter, a former member of parliament, has made shocking claims that government agents abducted him under the pretense of an arrest. Keter expressed his gratitude to the senior counsel, former Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka, former Cabinet Secretary Eugene Wamalwa, Embakasi East MP Babu Owino, Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna, and his legal team for their support. He also thanked the Kenyan public for their outcry and the viral video that he believes saved his life. Keter recounted the events leading to his abduction, refuting President Ruto’s statement that he was…
President Ruto’s Interview Exposes Lack of Remorse and Awareness President Ruto’s recent roundtable interview with journalists has sparked widespread dissatisfaction among the public, particularly regarding his handling of the loss of lives during recent protests. Critics argue that Ruto showed no remorse or empathy when addressing the loss of lives, and that he failed to directly address the grieving families or acknowledge their pain. The interview also revealed that Ruto was not fully informed about critical details, such as the case of a 12-year-old boy who was shot eight times. This highlighted a significant gap in Ruto’s knowledge about ongoing…
Miguna Miguna expressed his grievances during a Twitter Spaces session, criticizing President William Ruto’s government for the current state of affairs in Kenya. He emphasized the persistent threats he faces, such as those implying his potential deportation to Canada, and charged President William Ruto with merely adhering to court orders to permit his return. Impunity’s historical context Miguna emphasized that the issues plaguing Kenya today have deep roots, tracing back to the period between 2017 and 2022 when former President Uhuru Kenyatta’s administration was accused of similar misconduct. He recounted the incidents of abductions, disappearances, and extrajudicial killings that occurred…
Pastor Drops New Song ‘Yesu Ninyandue’ Inspired by Embarambamba’s Unconventional Style Eldoret-based preacher and gospel artist William Getumbe has recently unveiled his latest song, ‘Yesu Ninyandue’. Inspired by Embarambamba, known for his unconventional music videos involving stunts like tree climbing and animal encounters, Getumbe’s release has stirred both fame and criticism. This follows his prior collaboration with Embarambamba on the track ‘Nyonga’. Despite facing accusations of seeking attention and resorting to cheap publicity tactics, Getumbe has stood by his creative choices. Responding to queries regarding his unconventional approach, he clarified that he aims to entertain audiences while adapting to evolving…
Jowie Irungu’s Ex-Girlfriend: Who is She? Jowie Irungu’s relationship with Eleanor drew significant attention before their breakup in 2021, sparking curiosity about his former partner. Eleanor and Jowie were once regarded as a power couple, with rumors suggesting they were married, although this was later debunked. In response to Lady Justice Grace Nzioka’s confirmation of Jowie’s implication in the 2018 murder case, Eleanor took to Instagram to share a cryptic message. She posted, “With God..everything remains the same #possible,” hinting at her stance amidst the unfolding events. Additionally, she issued a warning to men flooding her inbox, urging them to…
Men’s Conference 2024 Program Revealed by Stephen Letoo The much-anticipated Men’s Conference, once a mere online joke, has now become a reality under the guidance of Stephen Letoo, the self-proclaimed chairman of the event. In a viral video, Letoo unveiled the program for this unique gathering and issued a directive to women, urging them to prepare their husbands for the event. Initially, the Men’s Conference emerged as a humorous escape for men seeking respite from Valentine’s Day festivities with their partners. However, it has evolved into a structured event with clear guidelines for participants. Letoo, a prominent journalist from Citizen…
Namibia’s 82-year-old President Hage Geingob passed away in a hospital on Sunday following a recent cancer diagnosis, according to a statement from the presidency. Geingob, who had led the sparsely populated southern African nation since 2015, succumbed to the illness weeks after undergoing a novel cancer treatment in the United States. The presidency, in a social media post, did not disclose the cause of death but had earlier announced Geingob’s trip to the U.S. for specialized cancer treatment. Vice President Nangolo Mbumba will assume leadership until the upcoming presidential and parliamentary elections later this year. Born in 1941, Geingob played…