Ruto is facing the biggest test yet of his university funding model as the institutions prepare to admit the largest number of government-sponsored students while grappling with a funding crisis
President William Ruto is facing the biggest test yet of his university funding model as the institutions prepare to admit the largest number of government-sponsored students while grappling with a funding crisis, a sharp decline in student numbers, and debts approaching Sh100 billion.
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Ruto is facing the biggest test yet of his university funding model as the institutions prepare to admit the largest number of…
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