Mtubatuba teachers pay dispute resolved amicably
Learners were left without educators during the protest, with the exception of matric pupils who were writing their final exams papers
KINGDOM Christian College has finally resolved the issue of its unpaid educators, who went on strike two weeks ago complaining about non-payment of their salaries for the months of September and October.
At the time, educators accused college founder Solomon Tembe as the cause of the problem.
Learners were left without educators during the protest, with the exception of matric pupils who were writing their final exams papers.
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Last Wednesday teachers returned to school after college management met with parents.
‘As a result of parents paying their outstanding school fees, the teachers were paid.
‘During our meeting it was decided that an interim committee be elected to monitor and ensure fees will be collected in a more professional manner, Tembe said.
