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Over 53,000 retired teachers through their officials have expressed their displeasure with the government over what they now term as insincerity to pay their rightful dues amounting to Ksh 43 billion. This follows the 19th May report by treasury CS Njuguna Ndugu, announcing that the government had released an sh.16 billion towards the payment of the retired teacher's pension and salary arrears. claims that the retirees have strongly refuted.
Retired teachers express displeasure with the government over insincerity to pay their rightful dues
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