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Kemu faces penalties over claims it offers engineering courses

Kenya Methodist University students stand outside their institution in Nairobi. PHOTO | FILE

The Kenya Methodist University (Kemu) has been forced to withdraw a notice on its website saying it is authorised by the Engineers Board of Kenya (EBK) to offer engineering courses, a claim that the professional body termed as false.

EBK registrar Nicholas Musuni says the board will prosecute Kemu, given that it is an offence for any institution to falsely claim that it was accredited by the agency as provided for by the Engineers Act (2011).

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