In a hurry? Here’s a quick summary…
- Moi University has suspended all learning activities due to staff strikes and student unrest.
- Students must vacate the campus immediately, with no set date for reopening yet.
Moi University has suspended all learning and teaching activities following a resolution by the University Senate.
The announcement was made on October 3, 2024, after a special meeting was held to address ongoing staff strikes and student unrest.
In an internal memo signed by Vice Chancellor Prof. Isaac S. Kosgey, it was confirmed that the suspension applies to the entire 1st Semester of the 2024/2025 Academic Year.
The closure affects all students, staff, and faculties and takes effect immediately. Prof. Kosgey explained that the decision was necessary to manage the disruptions.
All students, including those living in university residence halls, have been instructed to vacate the campus immediately.
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International students are advised to seek further guidance from the Dean of Students. This directive is part of the university’s efforts to ensure student safety and restore peace.
The university has not yet set a date for reopening, but the Vice Chancellor assured that updates will be communicated once the situation improves.
The University Council and Management are actively working to resolve the issues and resume normal operations as soon as possible.
Prof. Kosgey expressed his gratitude to students for their patience and calmness during this period of disruption.
Moi University now joins other institutions in Kenya’s higher education sector that are dealing with similar challenges. Students are encouraged to stay informed on future developments.