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Why Govt Stopped Sending KUCCPS Students to Private Universities
President William Ruto has explained that the government halted the placement of students to private universities through the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) due to ...
The orders came days after he was acquitted of charges against him after the court found that the prosecution had failed to prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt ...
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High court stops DCI from sharing data of acquitted Moi University student in Ruto coffin case
Moi University student who won a case against the state has secured another win as he pushes for KSh 200 million compensation ...
NAIROBI — A new university fees structure in Kenya threatens to reignite youth-led protests against the government after being met with anger from opponents who say poorer students will miss out on ...
A Moi University student who was acquitted last week in a cybercrime case involving false information about President William ...
rec From Right- Esbon Ogeto and Bettinah Maruti [Centre] displays certificates of recognition after winning at the competitoon on September 22, 2025. [Courtesy] Two Mount Kenya University (MKU) ...
Milimani court acquits student, highlighting weak digital attribution, warrant concerns, and judicial limits on Kenya’s cybercrime enforcement.
The Kenya University Students’ Organisation (KUSO) conducted its elections at the weekend and elected business woman Agnes Kagure as their patron. The elections were conducted on Saturday during a ...
Shady services that promise to help students cheat on their online exams are now demanding more money in exchange for the ...
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Ken Mbiuki: Billionaire behind Zetech University in Kenya
Zetech University is a private Kenyan institution owned by Zetech University Limited. The main founder and sponsor is Engineer Ken Mbiuki, who also serves as the Chairman of the Board of Trustees. Ken ...
Kenyan PhD student Prestone Ochieng Otieno has died in the UK while pursuing nursing studies, leaving colleagues and Kenya’s medical fraternity in mourning.
Horizon Middle School students (left to right) Malichi Melvin, Ella Moore and Olivia Fee brainstorm fundraising ideas for their afterschool club, the Kenya Read Project. (The Gazette, Eric Young) As ...
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