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Engineering graduates forced to go back to class

Students who graduated from Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology with engineering degrees will have to take remedial classes.

Vice Chancellor Fredrick Otieno said the students will undergo six months training in a number of courses so that they can be recognised by the Engineering Board of Kenya (EBK).

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