The Universities Academic Staff Union (UASU) has rejected Moi University’s decision to declare 75 lecturers redundant and warned that it could call a strike if the university does not withdraw the redundancy notices. UASU accused the university management of unfairly targeting academic staff, including senior staff, lecturers and professors, saying the move could undermine teaching
Moi University has responded to concerns about its financial status, saying the institution is fully operational and on the path to financial recovery as it prepares for the resumption of learning activities. In a statement dated Friday, July 3, 2026, Moi University Acting Vice-Chancellor Prof. Kiplagat Kotut assured the public that the university will continue
Hundreds of employees at Moi University now face possible job losses as the institution moves to implement a sweeping restructuring plan aimed at cutting costs and restoring efficiency. While appearing before the National Assembly Education Committee on July 2, 2026, Acting Vice Chancellor Prof. Kiplagat Kotut said the university has initiated a comprehensive workload analysis