The Kenya Institute of Management (KIM) faces a severe crisis after the Technical and Vocational Education and Training Authority (TVETA) revoked its accreditation and shut down its campuses, invalidating certificates issued since 2018.

• Over 100,000 former students and 10,000 current learners are affected.
• TVETA cites KIM's failure to comply with accreditation regulations since 2013, specifically its continued issuance of "internal qualifications."
• KIM's Chief Executive Director, Muriithi Ndegwa, is in discussions with TVETA and the Ministry of Education to resolve the "unexpected" revocation.