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The government has directed striking Moi University staff to return to work, saying it will not allow the university to collapse. Education CS Migos Ogamba revealed the government is exploring ways to resolve the standoff between management and the staff amicably. Speaking on Wednesday during the launch of the Commission for University Education strategic plan, the CS said currently the government cannot afford to raise 8.7 billion shillings for full implementation of the 2021-2025 collective bargaining agreement as demanded by the dons.
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Education CS: Gov’t cannot afford Sh8.7B demanded by dons for 2021-2025 deal
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