The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) and the Commission for University Education (CUE) halted a graduation ceremony in Changamwe, Mombasa County, after discovering the institution lacked accreditation to award degrees. Organisers were unable to provide valid accreditation documents for the degrees being conferred.

• Six officials, including the institution's president and board members, were arrested.
• The college was only authorized to offer courses up to diploma level by TVETA.
• Five individuals were listed to receive master’s degrees and 17 others were set to receive degree certificates.
• This follows a similar raid in February 2025 on Northwestern Christian University in Mombasa.

Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba challenged University of Nairobi graduates to embrace innovation, entrepreneurship, and emerging technologies during the institution's 74th Graduation Ceremony. He urged the 4,504 graduates to become job creators, emphasizing the role of Artificial Intelligence and digital technologies in Kenya's economic transformation.

• 4,504 students were awarded degrees and diplomas at the graduation.
• Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba was the key speaker.
• Ogamba stressed the importance of timely curriculum review in universities to align with labor market needs and reaffirmed the government's commitment to honor the KSh 7.6 billion Collective Bargaining Agreement for university staff.

Over 800 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examiners marking English Paper 2 at Mary Hills Girls' High School have gone on strike due to unpaid coordination allowances. They are demanding payment before resuming the marking process for the national examination.

• Amount demanded by examiners: Ksh5000 in coordination allowances.
• Key organization involved: Ministry of Education.
• Total candidates who sat for KCSE exams: 996,078.