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Why regulator revoked KIM diplomas, permit
Kenya Institute of Management CEO Muriithi Ndegwa (left) address the press during the HR Leaders’ Boot Camp at Pride Inn Paradise Beach resort and Spa, Shanzu, Mombasa County on February 21, 2018.
A change in law in 2013 is behind the revocation of accreditation and forced closure of the Kenya Institute of Management (KIM), throwing 100,000 former students and 10,000 current learners into a spin.
The 72-year-old business school got into trouble after it failed to seek a fresh review and approval of its diploma and certificate courses in line with the legal requirements.
