Kenya happens to be the only country that has offered a rather unusual solution to the school problem amid coronavirus pandemic; postponing national exams, scrapping off an entire academic year. According to a US-based magazine dubbed the New York Times, all the other nations have found creative solutions on how to navigate through the pandemic while averting an academic crisis.
This, therefore, means that BOM teachers will have to wait longer now that the money has been reversed on grounds that the ministry did not give details on how the money will be spent.
If CS Magoha’s latest sentiments are anything to go by, then learners in Kenya may not resume learning in January 2021 as earlier planned.
As opposed to the current pension where the government pays the full amount, in the new scheme both the employer and the employee will contribute an equal share.
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“Subject to a BOM meeting held on August 4, 2020, it was decided that you will be paid half salary in August 2020. From September 1, 2020, you will proceed on unpaid leave until such a time when the ministry gives further instructions on reopening(dates) of schools,” read part of the school’s memo.
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However, the CS said the Ministry had already disbursed free education funds to schools to enable them to continue paying salaries of their support staff.
The latest notice issued by the Kenya Revenue Authority, KRA on Monday, August 3 on the processing status of tax waiver applications shows that the taxman has now launched a newly enhanced system for process the applications to clear the backlog in time.
In July 2020, a red flag was raised after details emerged that KEMSA was procuring Personal Protective Equipment, PPEs at ballooned prices, double the market price. A little digging by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission, EACC has further exposed the rot surrounding the acquisition of PPEs.
In the year 2020, disregard for the TSC code of conduct and regulations has seen 40 more teachers exit service prematurely.
The union further urged the Teachers Service Commission, TSC to find a way of rewarding teachers who will be actively involved in the Nyumba Kumi community-based learning program set to be rolled out in September by the education ministry.
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