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Knut pulls out of teachers' medical scheme

KNUT secretary general Wilson Sossion addressing the press when he announced the union's withdrawal from AON Minet medical scheme. He is flanked by Chairman Mudzo Nzilli. [Photo/Tabitha Otwori/STANDARD]

A legal battle looms on the Sh6 billion comprehensive medical scheme signed between AoN Minet and the Teachers Service Commission, after the giant teachers' union abandoned it.

The over 280,000-member strong Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) ditched the medical cover after a month, citing alleged underhand moves by the Government.

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