Moi University Updates Students on Fate Amid Auction Fears
The fate of thousands of students learning at Moi, as well as other stakeholders, appeared to be at stake following the revelations that emerged before a parliamentary committee on Thursday this week...
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Moi University has announced a steady recovery following months of severe financial crisis, assuring students, staff, and parents that operations have not been disrupted.
- The university owes over Ksh8 billion in debt and more than Ksh10 billion in pending bills, with liabilities dating back to 2014.
- This reassurance comes from Moi University's Vice Chancellor, Professor Kiplagat Kotut, after addressing the National Assembly Departmental Committee on Education.
- Despite past concerns over frozen bank accounts and fears of an auction in April, teaching, examinations, and graduations continue as scheduled, and staff salaries are being paid on time.
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Moi University Updates Students on Fate Amid Auction Fears - July 2026
Moi University has announced a steady recovery following months of severe financial crisis, assuring students, staff, and parents that operations have not been disrupted. The Moi University Council presented a six-point plan to the National Assembly Education Committee to revive the financially struggling institution, promising significant improvements within six months. The university had faced fears of auction over unpaid debts, but administration assures stability has returned.
