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Student leaders cry foul over suspension

Kenya: Twelve Egerton University students, among them three union leaders, have accused the institution of bias after they were suspended indefinitely over alleged incitement of students to strike.

Student Union of Egerton University (SUEU) officials Isaac Ongoma (chairman), Angeline Okwamba (secretary general) and Kiplimo Collins (director, academic affairs) and other nine students were suspended from the institution on January 5.

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