Moi University has unveiled a renewed plan to lay off staff as part of a rationalisation strategy aimed at pulling the institution out of a financial crisis.
Moi University Council Chair Prof Noah Midamba, Ag VC Prof Kiplagat Kotut and Ag DVC Prof Loice Maru before the Education Committee at Continental House in Nairobi, on July 2, 2026. [Elvis Ogina, Standard]
Moi University has unveiled a renewed plan to lay off staff as part of a rationalisation strategy aimed at pulling the institution out of a financial crisis.
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