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Top Kuppet officials summoned over ‘anarchy’ after strike fallout  

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Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers Secretary General Akello Misori (centre) and other Kuppet officials address the media in Nairobi on September 20, 2024.

Photo credit: Evans Habil | Nation Media Group

The recent strike by secondary school teachers has sparked conflict within the Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers (Kuppet) with three top officials slated to face a disciplinary committee on accusations of authoring an alleged fake resignation letter of the secretary-general of the union, among other charges. 

The accusations come just a month after the union called off a nationwide strike following the signing of a return-to-work formula with the Teachers Service Commission (TSC), an action that was not well-received by a section of its leadership and membership.