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The Kenya National Union of Teachers is calling on the government to prioritize safety of teachers in high-risk areas as the national exam season approaches. The union’s First National Vice Chairman, Malel Langat, says safety of teachers and minimal disruptions is key to ensuring a smooth examination process.
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KNUT wants govt to enhance security in volatile areas as national exams approaches
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