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Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers, Homa Bay branch has condemned the increasing cases of teachers harassment in schools that performed poorly in the 2024 KCSE exams. This comes amidst a recent incident where angry parents stormed St. Williams Osodo and Ototo Secondary Schools in the County, ejecting teachers and accusing them of failing to deliver better results.
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