THE Kenya National Union of Teachers branches across the country have been encouraged to initiate development projects that can give them more income to improve the members’ socio-economic welfare. Knut deputy secretary general Charles Katege urged the branches to invest on various income-generating activities so as to be independent and discharge their mandate effectively. He said this will prevent the Knut branch officials from being compromised by the county governments to support issues that are contrary to the union’s demands concerning teachers’ rights. Katege was speaking at the...
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