KNEC to Pay 2025 Exam Allowances Starting August 6 Amid KUPPET Boycott Threats
KNEC will begin paying teachers owed for 2025 national exam duties on August 6, following union threats to boycott this year’s exams over delayed allowances.
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KNEC will begin paying teachers owed for 2025 national exam duties on August 6, following union threats to boycott this year’s exams over delayed allowances.
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