CS Ogamba Announces Changes to Several Universities' Leadership

The changes announced by the CS take effect from June 26, 2026, as most universities continue with major curriculum changes to usher in the new CBE education model...

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Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has announced leadership changes in eight public universities through fresh appointments and reappointments, gazetted on June 26.

The changes affect the governing councils of universities including Maasai Mara University, JKUAT, and Kisii University.
Key appointments include Professor Geoffrey Ole Maloiy as the new Chairperson of Maasai Mara University Council for a three-year term.
Notable reappointments include Sara Ruto as Chairperson of Kisii University Council and Professor David Serem as Chairperson of Chuka University Council.

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