… Among the institutions carrying the largest debts are Egerton University, University of Nairobi, Technical University of Kenya, Kenyatta University and Moi University. …
… However, Dr Raphael Gacheiya, a lecturer at Egerton University, says the disk should be understood as part of a wider problem of how Kiswahili was positioned in society.He argues that while the punishment reinforced negative attitudes, it was not the original cause of the problem …
… Among the universities whose applications remain under consideration for the renewal of the Bachelor of Laws (LLB) programme are the University of Nairobi School of Law, Egerton University Faculty of Law, African Nazarene University School of Law, Moi University School of Law, Ro …
Egerton University lecturers threaten strike over Ksh.2B salary arrears By Seth Olale July 07, 2026 04:41 (EAT) Add as a Preferred Source on Google Follow us Follow on Whatsapp Follow on Google Follow on Twitter Audio By Vocalize The Universities Academic Staff Union (UASU) has t …
… The high placements of JKUAT (No. 5) and Egerton University (No. 8) mirror Kenya's ongoing national focus on food security, technical innovations, and silicon-savannah style tech engineering. …
… Public universities also maintain a strong presence, with JKUAT (5th) and Egerton University (8th) reflecting Kenya’s focus on science, technology, agriculture and innovation.Beyond Nairobi, universities in the counties are steadily rising. …
… ety, academia, development partners and the private sector.The C2T programme, funded by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and implemented by the World Wide Fund for Nature-Kenya (WWF-Kenya) in partnership with the Water Resources Authority (WRA) and Egerton University …
… Gitau holds a PhD and MSc in Agricultural Engineering from the University of Nairobi and a Bachelor of Science degree in Agricultural Engineering from Egerton University. …
… He was the founding Principal of Laikipia College of Egerton University, later served as Vice-Chancellor of Egerton University, and subsequently led Moi University as Vice-Chancellor between 1998 and 2002. …
… Munavu rose through the ranks of academia, serving as Dean of the Faculty of Science at the University of Nairobi before taking on leadership roles at Egerton University and later becoming Vice-Chancellor of Moi University between 1998 and 2002. …
President Ruto's Student-Centred Funding Model, introduced in September 2023 to address underfunding at public universities, is now facing chronic funding deficits as billions of shillings for scholarships, loans, and capitation remain unfunded. The government is preparing another overhaul of university financing after successive funding formulas have all been underfunded.
President Ruto's Student-Centred Funding Model, introduced in September 2023 to address underfunding at public universities, is now facing chronic funding deficits as billions of shillings for scholarships, loans, and capitation remain unfunded. The government is preparing another overhaul of university financing after successive funding formulas have all been underfunded.
Kenya's education system has long treated Kiswahili, one of the country's official languages, as less prestigious than English, with students sometimes punished for speaking it. According to a Kabarak University lecturer, this stems from colonial language policies that elevated English and neglected Kiswahili, leaving generations believing English represents success and intelligence while Kiswahili is inferior.
The University of Nairobi and seven other universities are awaiting renewal of their licences to offer law programmes, as the Council of Legal Education continues evaluating their applications under the Legal Education Act.
The Universities Academic Staff Union has threatened to strike if Egerton University does not address grievances including delay in implementing a 2018 Collective Bargaining Agreement and over Ksh.2 billion in unpaid salary arrears dating back to 2018. The union also demands immediate replacement of the acting Vice Chancellor, Isaac Kibwage, whose tenure is due to end in October 2026.
According to uniRank's 2026 Kenyan University Rankings, the University of Nairobi has secured the top spot, followed by Strathmore University, the leading private institution. The rankings evaluated 69 chartered and accredited higher-education institutions using web intelligence metrics measuring independent web presence and popularity.
The 2026 Kenyan University Rankings assessed 69 chartered and accredited universities on digital visibility and online influence rather than academic performance, with University of Nairobi retaining the top position and Strathmore University leading private institutions in second place overall.
Water Cabinet Secretary Eric Mugaa has blamed political meddling and weak institutions for eroding water sector reform efforts, stating that structural changes will remain hollow without political will. Speaking at the close of the five-year Catchment to Tap programme in Nairobi, Mugaa emphasized that governance is critical to operationalizing Basin Water Resource Committees under the Water Act 2016.
The University of Nairobi Council has appointed Prof. Ayub N. Gitau as its 9th Vice-Chancellor, with Prof. Josiah Omollo Aduda appointed Deputy Vice-Chancellor in charge of Finance, Planning and Development. Gitau brings 35 years of experience in higher education and engineering, and has served at UoN for over two decades since joining as a lecturer in 2002.
Kenya is mourning the death of Prof. Raphael Munavu, a prominent scholar whose influence shaped the country's education system and policy direction for decades. President William Ruto and other leaders paid tribute to his transformative contributions to education, including his role in advancing Competency-Based Education and his leadership across institutions including the University of Nairobi, Egerton University, Moi University, and the Kenya National Examinations Council.
Prof. Raphael Munavu, a renowned academic and former Vice-Chancellor of Moi University, has died on Sunday, April 26, while undergoing treatment at a Nairobi hospital. He was widely respected for his contributions to science, university leadership, and education reforms, and had a career spanning more than four decades.