if that happens knut will find it very hard to collect the money on their own, most teachers won't pay.

And this is the end of KNUT

...on paper...

I thought this was already on-going even before calling off the strike... the date for this hearing had already been set long before the strike was called off if i am not wrong? And that is why, word in the street was, part of the negotiation was for TSC to drop the charges.....

Has ICC been disobeyed?

The other part i completely agree with you. it was totally in bad faith. they know how difficult it is to remove the money and pay what you aren't really forced to pay. Which means more teachers will default given the inconvenience of going to pay. But this shouldn't discourage KNUT.... they just need to open an MPESA pay bill number to help teachers pay conveniently. It is for the teachers good that they keep their union biting.

Well, i read that article and it is sad.... how greedy the MPs have gotten.

SMH. I think its been clear all though that court orders are to be obeyed. leave the assumptions to themselves

I shall bookmark this exchange.. and await UK's first appearance.. but the boy is smart.. knows the same hold he has on the country... some people have the same on the World..

ukicheza fimbo chapa.. so i expect all appearances to be obeyed.. in the meantime its a dash for witnesses..

Teachers are very powerful in the grassroots and they are the electorate, never forget that.

@Innovateguy, watoto wako bado wako magotini?? If not they must be in a private school somewhere, teachers play a very important role in society, and its for selfish reasons that the government is doing this and mnyonge hana haki, the teachers will invent ways of making money outside the working hours, lack of morale and motivation etc, and we wonder why the illiteracy rates in Kenya are what they are?
Some countries hire the creme as teachers and they are paid very well. I think huku mungu ndio husaidia, it takes a lot of passion for someone who did not do very well in their own exams to produce better grades for the children they teach, they deserve better.
that said the education system in Kenya is totally warped...