According to the Daily Nation, TSC, in a Gazette notice set to be published, cautioned against the employment of the teachers in any public or private school. All the deregistered teachers are male and join another 40 male teachers kicked out in January.
The teachers are accused of deserting duty, having sexual relations with their students – which makes up the majority of the cases – insubordination and negligence among others.
In 2016, 22 teachers who had sexual relations with their students were banned from ever teaching in Kenya while in 2015, another 126 teachers were deregistered.
“Further, it is notified for general information that pursuant to Sections 30 (4) & (5), 23 (2) of the Act: Where the name of a teacher is removed from the register of teachers, such a person shall not be reinstated except by direction of the commission,” the paper quotes TSC chief executive officer Nancy Macharia as saying.
It adds teachers were removed between May 2017 and February 2018.
“A teacher whose name has been removed from the register shall cease to be a teacher for purposes of this Act with effect from the date of such removal,” said Ms Macharia.
On average, the TSC hears 110 cases per month, according to the report.
The revelation came as Makerere University in Uganda suspected a faculty registrar for sexually molesting a Kenyan student who had gone to collect her transcripts.
The student, Racheal Njeri Njoroge, managed to take a photo of the incident using her phone before reporting the matter.
She says the senior administration assistant in the academic registrar’s office, Edward Kisuze, kept her waiting for her transcripts until late in the evening before forcing himself on her by grabbing her breasts and licking her private parts after pushing her to a corner in his office.
Here is the list of the deregistered teachers as published by Daily Nation:
1. Mwamburi M Keke
2. James Kitema
3. Duncan Muhando
4. Moses K Kaos
5. Wilson Ngugi
6. Stephen Ngila
7. George Wambayi
8. Winston Odhiambo
9. Mutia Kisemei
10. Oliver Mwambere
11. Japeth Odangi
12. Hussein Ibrahim
13. John Kariuki
14. Wycliffe Wafula
15. Samuel Waweru
16. Benard Chepkwony
17. Martin Mulongo
18. Joseph Simiyu
19. Johnstone Wando
20. Paul Okusimba
21. Dominic Mwangangi
22. Ruwa Chongwa
23. George Oduori
24. Gitoru Njoroge
25. Murungi W Kaburi
26. Jacob K Barno
27. Thumbi Kingaru
28. Denis Maluche
29. Stanley Kamau
30. Boniface Mutungi
31. Peter Ojwang
32. Francis Ogendo
33. Stanley Ndichu
34. Daniel Komen
35. Stanely Mosi
36. Brian M Kirwa
37. Paul Olweny
38. Mutua Mulinge
39. Dennis Shibutse
40. Nicholas Muia
41. Daniel Muthui
42. Christopher Abuye
43. Jacob Ndolo
44. Jackson Imbuku
45. Simon Nyambane
46. Dickson Odera
47. Edwin Ongeri
48. Stephen Mutunga
49. Boniface Mutinda
50. Titus Munywoki
51. Simon Kimutai
52. Joseph K Rutto
53. Paul Bett
54. Allan Karanja
55. Shadrack Omollo
56. Lazarus Omondi
57. Evans Ogato
58. Simon Kyale
59. Jonathan Ogaso
60. Joseph Rotich
61. Charles William
62. Joel Kiptoo
63. Muendo Makewa
64. Henry Amukoah
65. Gibson Makini
66. Stephen Mwambua
67. Vincent Odhiambo
68. Gerald Mutisya
69. Boniface Mutungi
70. Josphat Nyaanga
71. Tom Alambo
Here is the statement issued by Makerere University:
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