The dons began a nationwide strike on Friday, October 2, disrupting learning in universities across the country.
The changes, according to President Ruto, will shorten the timelines for retired civil servants to receive their benefits.
Residents in the contested area maintain that they inherited the land from their ancestors and have been living there for over 60 years.
Weeks after TSC opened applications for more than 34,000 teacher promotion slots and outlined the requirements, Ruto has now issued new directives that could affect the ongoing promotion exercise.
The new system will make it easier for teachers to be allocated houses and adequately paid for them without much struggle.
A total of over 500 students were affected by the Sunday incident, with the incident coming just days before the start of the national assesments.
Kenya is taking a new step towards producing more of its own vaccines and medicines, with the partnership set to see the country borrow some technology from Japan.
The incident comes after the country witnessed a spike in road accidents over the weekend, with close to 25 people losing their lives.
The man who was riding on a tuk-tuk demanded to see the President despite lacking an official invitation.
The demands are likely to affect millions of workers by changing how they access and contribute to social protection schemes.