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Moi University suspends academic activities amid industrial action

Huldah Matara by Huldah Matara
October 3, 2024
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Moi University has suspended all learning and teaching activities with immediate effect, following a special meeting held on Thursday, October 3, 2024. The suspension, covering the entire 2024/2025 first semester, is in response to industrial action by the university’s staff and growing student unrest, according to an internal memo released by the Office of the Vice Chancellor.

The memo, signed by Vice-Chancellor Prof. Isaac S. Kosgey, states, “The University Senate… resolved to suspend the teaching and learning activities of the 1st Semester 2024/2025 Academic Year as a consequence of the industrial action of staff and subsequent student unease.”

The university has ordered all students to vacate the premises immediately, stating, “All students in all Campuses should vacate the University premises with immediate effect,” and added that students residing in university halls must “vacate with immediate effect.” International students have been directed to liaise with the Dean of Students for further guidance.

This move affects thousands of students across all Moi University campuses, both local and international. The memo further clarifies that “Re-opening dates will be communicated in due course,” as the university works towards resuming operations as soon as possible.

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The shutdown follows escalating tensions between staff and administration over demands for better working conditions, coupled with increased student dissatisfaction. The university has expressed appreciation for students’ patience, stating, “We thank the students for their understanding and support in maintaining calm during the period when academic programs were disrupted.”

Reopening dates remain unclear, and the university has promised to provide updates as the situation evolves.

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