Moses Nthurima
Moses Nthurima serves as the Deputy Secretary-General of the Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers (Kuppet). He has been vocal about the government's failure to disburse promised capitation funds to schools, criticizing the Ministry of Education for not honoring its financial commitments. Nthurima has warned that unless funds are released, schools may have to close indefinitely, affecting the education of thousands of students.
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Moses Nthurima, Deputy Secretary General of the Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers, mentioned that unions would provide recommendations for adjustments.
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Moses Nthurima added that teachers should be free to choose public or private without bureaucratic restrictions.
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Moses Nthurima, the Kenya Union of Post-Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET) assistant secretary general, warned that funding delay puts some learners at risk of fully covering the syllabus ahead of the examination and assessments.
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Moses Nthurima is the Deputy Secretary-General of the Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers.
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Moses Nthurima is the Acting Secretary General of KUPPET who described the move to make Mathematics optional as a blunder.
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KUPPET’s acting secretary general, Moses Nthurima, warned that enforcing exclusive online fee payments could lead to a decline in secondary school enrollment.
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Moses Nthurima indicates numerous teachers have lodged complaints, claiming they were unjustly left out of the 2024/2025 promotions.
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Moses Nthurima, Kuppet Deputy Secretary-General, noted that the Treasury had yet to release the Sh28 billion capitation for public schools.
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Moses Nthurima, Deputy Secretary-General of the Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers, blamed the government for the sector’s challenges.
Parents, learners bear the burden of financial crisis in public schoolsKenya· 2025-03-04
Moses Nthurima, Deputy Secretary General of Kuppet, faulted the commission for poor distribution of vacancies for teachers.
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Moses Nthurima accused the government of failing to honor its pledge to release capitation funds.
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