Lecturers’ strike paralyzes learning in universities

Students in public universities across the country are beginning to feel the impact of the ongoing lecturers’ strike. For the second day in a row, lecture halls remained empty as lecturers held firm in their demand for full settlement of arrears outlined in the last two collective bargaining agreements. Brenda Wanga reports on the biting strike, the continuing stalemate between the government and the lecturers’ union, and its growing impact on university learning.