Nairobi — In a change of tact since they began their strike on June 25, the Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) has taken a conciliatory stance after President Uhuru Kenyatta categorically stated that his administration will not implement the Sh47 billion pay deal the teachers union signed with previous governments.
The union's National Executive Council (NEC) will be meeting on Sunday to decide whether or not to call off the teachers strike that has crippled learning for three weeks.
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