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Mount Kenya University Newsletter, 1st Issue 2018
No full textMount Kenya University
(MKU) is
among universities
in Kenya that effectively
train law students at
undergraduate level.
Those who undertake their LLB studies
at the university go on to perform well
in the Kenya School of Law (KSL) Bar
examinations.
This is according to a report by the
Task Force on Legal Sector Reforms.
The Task Force presented the report at
a conference held 14 to 18 January in
Mombasa under the theme, A Legal Profession
for the 21st Century. The Council
of Legal Education (CLE) and Office of
the Attorney General and Department o
The Constitution of Kenya 1969
No full text"The Constitution" means the Constitution of the Republic of Kenya contained in Schedule 2 of the Kenya Independence Order in Council 1963, as amended by the Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) Act 1964, the Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) (No. 2) Act 1964, the Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) Act 1965, the Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) Act 1966, the Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) (No.2) Act 1966, the Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) (No. 3) Act 1966, the Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) (No. 4) Act 1966, the Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) Act 1967, the Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) Act 1968 and the Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) (No. 2) Act 1968..
Mount Kenya University Newsletter, 2nd Issue 2018
No full textIt is double joy as Mount
Kenya University’s (MKU’s)
law programmes receive full
accreditation. This marks an
eventful year for legal training
at the institution which a government
study ranked among
the top trainers with the highest
student pass rates in the Kenya
School of Law Bar examination
over the last ten years.
On 30 July, the Council of Legal
Education (CLE) fully accredited
Mount Kenya University’s Parklands
Law Campus and its Bachelor
of Law programme (LLB).
MKU hosted a luncheon on 3
August to celebrate this historic
milestone that made it the 11th
university in the country to attain
full accreditation.
This sets the stage for the university
to offer a Master in Law
(LLM) programme.
Then on 25 October, CLE
inspected the campus’s facilities
and resources in respect to the
university’s Diploma in Law programme.
Satisfied, CLE licensed
MKU as a Legal Education Provider
pursuant to the provisions
of Legal Education Act and the
relevant regulations, for a period
of five years with effect from 22
November 2018
Mount Kenya University Newsletter, June 2017 Issue
No full textMount Kenya Universi-
ty (MKU) has given the
drive for peace in Africa a
major fillip. This is after
hosting an International Conference on
Peace, Security and Social Enterprise,
which established a think tank named
African Consortium for Peace (AC4P).
The university donated Ksh5 million
towards the consortium’s establishment.
AC4P is a platform to deliberate and
promote a peaceful future for Africa.
MKU sponsored the conference to the
tune of Ksh10 million, and teamed up
with several partners to make it a huge
success.
Kenya’s Cabinet Secretary for Interior
and Coordination of National Govern-
ment, Major Gen. (Rtd.) Joseph Nkai-
ssery, the chief guest at the May confer-
ence, termed the conference as important
and timely, owing to the fact that it
came just ahead of Kenya’s 2017 General
Election, to be held in August.
He added that the meeting was also
“timely because the idea of engaging in
dialogue on peaceful interventions for
sustainable development in the contem-
porary society and especially in Kenya
today cannot be gainsaid”.
The CS emphasised that because peace
and security were central requirement
Mount Kenya University Newsletter, January 2017 Issue
No full textThe placement of the first batch of Government-sponsored students in private universities since independence marks a major milestone in Kenya’s higher education sector. Mount Kenya University (MKU) attracted the highest number of applications and admitted the bulk of the sponsored students in its September 2016 intake. MKU took in 1,126 (or more than 10 percent) of the 10,000 students sponsored by the Government.
In an interview, MKU Vice Chancellor, Prof Stanley W. Waudo, described this as a move in the right direction for the country
Mount Kenya University Newsletter (Kigali Campus) issue 002
No full textThis publication covers events of interest to Mount Kenya University fraternity and the stakeholders. The Editor welcomes
original news articles, features, expert opinion and general interest articles from the staff and students for consideration.
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Mount Kenya University 12th Graduation Supplement
No full textMount Kenya University (MKU) will tomorrow hold
its 12th Graduation Ceremony at its main campus
in Thika town. The university will confer degrees and
award various academic certificates to a total of 6,603
candidates who have successfully completed their
studies. Bachelors’ degree programmes account for
the bulk of the numbers, with 4,157 graduands. Other
graduands will receive diplomas or certificates, and
a few will be conferred with doctorate degrees. The
university continues to release highly skilled graduates
who are absorbed in public service, private firms,
non-governmental organisations and international
agencies. The enterprising ones set up own firms
to employ themselves and others. The theme for
the ceremony is, “The Role of Ethics and Values in
Sustainable Socio-economic Development.”
The graduation ceremony will be aired live on Citizen
TV from 9am tomorrow
Mount Kenya University Newsletter: Issue no. 004
No full textMount Kenya University has sought accreditation in the United States of America in
a bid to get international exposure for its students and faculty. The university, which is fully accredited in East Africa has an existing partnership agreement with University of Cincinnati. It has also signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Xavier University, another top University in USA. Board of Trustees Chairman Simon Gicharu signed the MoU on behalf of MKU while Dr Scott A. Chadwick, the Provost and Chief Academic Officer at Xavier University signed on behalf of his University. The MoU will open the gates for the two institutions to collaborate in student exchange and immersion programmes; the development and advancement of online and distance education for students of both universities; the creation and advancement of academic programmes in entrepreneurship and innovation. The other areas of collaboration will include: ……..
Report on Kenya Fisheries 1967.
No full textThe Report on Kenya Fisheries 1967 summarizes the activities that occurred within the Fisheries Industry in Kenya.Publishe
2019 Kenya Population and Housing Census Volume II: Distribution of Population by Administrative Units
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