Education CS Magoha Announces Review of Teacher Salaries, Hints at Potential Increments
Education Cabinet Secretary Moses Magoha has indicated that the government is considering raising teacher salaries to improve morale and retention, promising to work with the Treasury while also continuing to fund school infrastructure improvements.

Nairobi, Kenya – Education Cabinet Secretary Moses Magoha has announced that the government is initiating plans to review the remuneration packages for teachers across the country, suggesting that potential salary increases for educators are under consideration. Addressing attendees at a national teachers’ conference, CS Magoha acknowledged that teacher motivation and retention remain key challenges within the education sector. He gave his assurance that the Ministry of Education will work closely with the National Treasury to explore avenues for improving teacher pay and overall welfare.
Balancing Needs with Fiscal Realities
While signaling the possibility of pay raises, Magoha cautioned that any increments would need to be carefully balanced with the available national budget and fiscal constraints. He urged teachers to remain dedicated and committed to providing quality education to Kenyan students, even as discussions on remuneration proceed. The Cabinet Secretary also took the opportunity to highlight ongoing government investments in critical school infrastructure development and comprehensive teacher training programs, all aimed at supporting and enhancing the learning environment in public schools nationwide.
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