… Weldon said that while the Commission for University Education (CUE) accredits university programmes, the Land Surveyors' Board recognises programmes for professional registration and licensing, regulates professional practice and safeguards public interest.He highlighted the gro …
… PHOTO | COURTESY Audio By Vocalize Kenya's two public dental schools have attained substantial compliance with regional training standards following a joint inspection by the Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentists Council (KMPDC) and the Commission for University Education (CUE …
… The lecturers further pointed to ongoing calls by the UASU National Office urging the Commission for University Education (CUE) to significantly increase academic staffing levels due to growing pressure within universities. …
… Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba directed the Commission for University Education (CUE) on June 30 to audit the Bachelor of Dental Surgery programmes at the University of Nairobi and Moi University within 14 days. …
… ncy so they can alter the chemistry of whatever global environment they step into.” About KCA University KCA University is a leading private chartered University established under the University Act, CAP 210, Laws of Kenya and authorised by the Commission for University Education …
… The Chairman further explained that while the Commission for University Education (CUE) is mandated to accredit and assure the quality of university programmes, the Land Surveyors’ Board is responsible for recognizing programmes for professional registration and licensing, regula …
Audio By VocalizeEducation Cabinet Secretary Migos Ogamba has directed the Commission for University Education (CUE) to carry out an audit on the dental training programmes offered by Moi University and the University of Nairobi (UoN). …
… On October 17, 2022, Governor Rotich received the report of the team led by Prof Thomas Cheruiyot (the current University of Eldoret Vice Chancellor), which conducted an evaluation of a 2016 technical inspection report by the Commission for University Education. …
… Kahura went ahead to note that KDA has formally written to the Ministry of Education, the Commission for University Education (CUE), professional regulatory councils and other quality assurance agencies seeking investigations and clarification on the programmes in question. …
… Banks are regulated by the Central Bank, universities by the Commission for University Education, police by IPOA, military by the military Police, the executive arm of government by, among others, the Controller of Budget and the Auditor General, technical education by CIDACC, an …
Kenya is establishing a unified professional training framework for surveying, geomatics and geospatial engineering to align graduate skills with emerging technologies and the country's digital transformation agenda. The initiative responds to rapid advances in AI, GIS, drone mapping and other geospatial technologies, and follows a consultative meeting convened by the Land Surveyors' Board.
Kenya's two public dental schools have achieved substantial compliance with regional training standards following joint inspections by the KMPDC and CUE in April 2026, ahead of an upcoming EAC regional evaluation. The University of Nairobi School of Dentistry recorded 75.75 per cent compliance, while Moi University attained 71 per cent under the EAC inspection framework.
The Universities' Academic Staff Union (UASU) University of Nairobi Chapter has expressed solidarity with Moi University lecturers, condemning remarks allegedly made by the institution's Acting Vice-Chancellor Prof. Kiplagat Kotut during a parliamentary appearance on July 2, 2026, in which he described academic staff as "parasites living off the work of others." The union argued that lecturers in Kenya remain overworked and under-resourced despite mounting challenges at public universities, and that staffing shortages have been repeatedly highlighted by regulatory bodies.
Kenya will host the World Dental Federation Regional Dental Congress in Mombasa from October 21 to 23, while the country's two public dental schools—University of Nairobi and Moi University—undergo scrutiny over whether their Bachelor of Dental Surgery programmes meet accreditation requirements. The Education Cabinet Secretary directed the Commission for University Education to audit both programmes within 14 days following a legal challenge from the Consumers Federation of Kenya, which argues the programmes lack formal re-accreditation since 2017.
KCA University has commissioned a Korean Language Centre at its Main Campus in Ruaraka, Nairobi, unveiled by Korea's Ambassador to Kenya. The centre aims to give graduates a competitive edge through Korean language proficiency paired with technical degrees, and provides access to scholarships, research grants, and corporate linkages with major South Korean companies.
Kenya's surveying and geospatial training is set for an overhaul following a consultative meeting between the Land Surveyors' Board and universities, which agreed on the need for a harmonized training framework, clear professional pathways and legal reforms to align the profession with emerging technologies and industry needs.
Education Cabinet Secretary Migos Ogamba has directed the Commission for University Education to audit dental training programmes at Moi University and the University of Nairobi, following calls by stakeholders for scrutiny. The audit follows a lawsuit by Consumers Federation of Kenya claiming the institutions admitted students without proper accreditation.
Tambach teachers training college, operational since 1991, is being upgraded to Kerio Valley University College, a constituent college of the University of Eldoret, and is expected to admit students from September following gazettement of the establishment notice.
The Kenya Dental Association has raised concerns over inadequately regulated healthcare training programmes, warning that such courses introduced without proper regulatory oversight, curriculum validation, and accreditation pose a significant threat to students, patients, and Kenya's healthcare system.
An opinion piece argues that the fire at Utumishi Girls Senior School that killed 16 students exposes gaps in regulatory oversight of basic education institutions. The author calls for stronger enforcement of standards by the Educational Standards and Quality Assurance Council (ESQAC) and other oversight bodies to prevent future catastrophes.
The Social Health Authority has appointed Winfred Nduku Nthiani as Assistant Director for Corporate Communication following a competitive recruitment process that attracted 100 applicants and narrowed to seven shortlisted candidates interviewed on Wednesday.
Kenya's Ministry of Education has launched a nationwide public participation process on proposed Universities (General) Regulations, 2026, in collaboration with the Commission for University Education. The draft regulations seek to strengthen governance, quality assurance, accreditation, and oversight across the country's higher education sector, including provisions for establishment and accreditation of universities, approval of academic programmes, quality audits, and regulation of collaborations involving foreign institutions.
Prof Rebecca Mwikali Wambua of African Nazarene University missed law school admission by one point but pursued teaching instead, eventually becoming a leading voice in Distance, Open and e-Learning in East Africa. A chance meeting with her former primary school teacher shifted her perspective from viewing teaching as second best to embracing it as her purpose.
Kenya is transitioning to Competency-Based Education, and KUCCPS has unveiled a new university admissions system aligned to the CBE grading structure that will consider learner competencies and performance levels. Universities and colleges will be required to declare their exact admission capacities for each programme before placement begins.
Kenya will host a National Qualifications Conference in Nairobi on May 12–14, 2026, bringing together policymakers, regulators, employers, academics, and development partners to reimagine how qualifications are defined and linked to employment. The event, organised by the Kenya National Qualifications Authority, reflects on over a decade of the Kenya National Qualifications Framework and aims to make the qualifications system more responsive to labour market needs.