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Kirinyaga University kicks out 35 students in fees row

A section of the suspended students from Kirinyaga University led by their president Kipchumba Vincent at a press conference in Kerugoya town yesterday. PHOTO: MUNENE KAMAU/STANDARD

Tension is high at Kirinyaga University after 35 students were suspended for four academic years for allegedly boycotting lectures.

The 35, mostly first-year and fourth-year students, have since been served with suspension letters dated December 19, 2016 and have since been ejected from the institution.

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