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We need more funds, Jkuat pleads

Some of the pioneer students of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery programmes at the JKUAT graduation on Friday. They were among 4,739 graduands. [Fidelis Kabunyi, Standard]

Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology has expressed concerns over “inadequate” funding from the ministry of Education.

Vice Chancellor Victoria Ngumi said the increased number students was exerting pressure on teaching and training facilities, especially for science, engineering and technology courses.

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