Namibia: Teachers Consult Over Delayed Incentives

18 April 2018

Omuthiya — The Namibia National Teacher's Union (Nantu) is conducting a nationwide consultation with teachers regarding the payment of recruitment and retention incentives due to qualified teachers who have not been paid by the Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture since 2015.

The consultation comes amid the High Court's judgement in a case between Nantu and the government that was handed down by Deputy Judge President Hosea Angula in February, instructing the government to pay teachers with 20 percent interest as per the 2009 agreement.

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