Sossion declares Sh65m wealth, says his time at Knut strengthened TSC Education 9 hours ago Listen

Former Kenya National Union of Teachers (Knut) Secretary-General Wilson Sossion has vowed to root out corruption at the Teachers Service Commission (TSC), promising to end the alleged loss of retired teachers’ files and delays in processing their pensions.

He said his experience in advocacy and policy would add value to the commission, citing Ghana as an example where a former trade union secretary-general serves as chief executive secretary of the country's equivalent teachers' body.

Mr Sossion, who declared a Sh65 million net worth, made the commitment on Thursday when he appeared before the National Assembly Education Committee for vetting as a nominee for appointment as a TSC commissioner.