KNUT Secretary General Collins Oyuu

Minister for Trade Amos Kimunya and Chairman Export Promotion Council Njeru Ndwiga.

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Jamii Telcom limited Chairman Joshua Chepkwony with ICT Cabinet Secretary Joe Mucheru

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Minister of State for Provincial Administration and Internal Security Prof George Saitoti

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Minister for trade Amos Kimunya addresses the gathering at Nairobi hotel

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James Orengo, addresses journalists at Outspan hotel

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Minister for Water and Irrigation Charity Ngilu

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Deputy President William Ruto

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Burial of the immediate former director of Ragati tea factory Wilfred Murigu

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William Ruto

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Devolution CS Mwangi Kiunjuri addresses teams at Giakanja trading centre

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Machakos Governor Alfred Mutua addresses journalists

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Jubilee government strategist Moses Kuria addresses a press conference

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Kenyan Foreign Affairs and International Trade Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohamed

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Deputy President William Ruto addresses Faithfuls

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Eldoret North MP William Ruto

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Deputy President William Ruto

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President William Ruto

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KNUT Secretary General Collins Oyuu

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Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) Secretary General Collins Oyuu (center) addressing journalists at Kenya School of Government (KSG) on August 22, 2023, after a meeting with Teachers Service Commission officials to reopen salary increment negotiation. Kuppet stands by its demand for 30-70% while Knut pushes for 60% across the board.