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September 19, 2025
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Kisumu Polytechnic closed indefinitely after students' unrest

Kisumu Polytechnic closed indefinitely after students' unrest

In a notice by the Chief Principal, Catherine Kelonye this morning, students have been advised to vacate the institution's premises until further notice...

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The Kisumu National Polytechnic has been closed indefinitely after five consecutive days of student unrest over allegations of corruption and increased fees. Students were directed to vacate the premises by Chief Principal Catherine Kelonye on Friday morning.

  • The unrest involved students boycotting classes and staging demonstrations since Monday.
  • Chief Principal Catherine Kelonye assured that student concerns would be investigated.
  • The Kisumu National Polytechnic's closure was decided after a school council meeting.

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