Currently, there is no learning ongoing at the Moi University College of Health Sciences, due to the ongoing doctor-lecturers strike that started on November 29, 2021.
MoreThe over 150 doctor-lecturers who are also consultants, medical officers, pharmacists, dentists, post-graduate, and undergraduates are demanding payment of unpaid salaries and allowances amounting to over Ksh200 million.
MoreIn a media briefing in Eldoret town, Maiyo said the Ministry of Public Works needs to set up a task force that will be mandated to determine the cost of damaged property as a result of schools unrest, to protect
MoreIn a post shared on the university’s official Facebook page, the university said the graduation will be virtual.
MoreThe artists called on the Ministry of Education led by Cabinet Secretary Prof. George Magoha to support their initiative which they believe will help address the root cause of the recent wave of unrest in schools.
MoreAccording to the KMPDU officials, each of the Moi University doctor-lecturers is owed over Ksh1.5 million in unpaid salaries and allowances that cumulatively is about Ksh200 million.
MoreThe UASU boss said lecturers at the university are still on strike and that learning is not anywhere close to resuming.
MoreKerio Valley has for a long time been witnessing frequent insecurity fueled by cattle rustling, boundaries row, and fighting for resources such as water, pasture, and other natural resources.
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