Kenyan teachers are dismayed by unexpected deductions from their June salaries. The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has not adequately explained the deductions, causing frustration and concern among many teachers. Unfortunately, such payroll issues have happened before, eroding trust in the TSC. It is crucial to address these matters transparently and promptly to prevent further unrest and dissatisfaction among teachers. Doing so could improve accountability, streamline payroll procedures, and restore teachers’ trust.
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