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Kilifi junior secondary school teachers have rejected calls to halt their ongoing strike, claiming that their Secretary General was not included in the decision of ending the strike. They further claim the Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET) should not dictate their course of action.
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Kilifi JSS teachers reject calls to halt ongoing strike
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