Varsity expansion blamed for half-baked graduates

From left: Education secretary Fred Matiang’i, Commission for University Education (CUE) chairman Henry Thairu, CUE secretary David Some and Higher Education PS Collette Suda during the biennial conference on the state of higher education in Kenya at Kenyatta University on August 22, 2016. PHOTO | DIANA NGILA

The government has stopped public universities from setting up satellite campuses as it moves to curb an expansion spree blamed for producing half-baked graduates.

Education secretary Fred Matiang’i said the campuses have been turned into cash-minting schemes.

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