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Several tertiary institutions are reeling in a wave of strikes forcing closure

Kenyatta University students straded outside their campus after it was closed indefinitely when they went on strike demanding to be attended to by their lecturers who had gone on strike (Photo: Jenipher Wachie|Standard)

Various reasons push students to stage demonstrations. Often, this is the end result of challenges left unaddressed or failure of university administrations to address issues affecting students.

Every year, universities admit new students and churn out graduates into the job industry in equal measure. Some of these freshmen and women find challenges that their seniors endured but were never be addressed.

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