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Over 4000 JKUAT students graduate in virtual ceremony as universities face financial crisis

Principal Secretary University Education, Amb. Simon Nabukwesi, JKUAT Chancellor Prof. Joseph Mathu Ndungu and Vice-Chancellor Victoria Wambui Ngumi. [Samson Wire, Standard]

Over 4,000 students of Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology yesterday graduated in a virtual ceremony. The 4,332 graduands at the 36th graduation ceremony were awarded 28 doctorates, and 316 master’s and 3,986 bachelor’s degrees. The virtual ceremony was transmitted from the university’s main campus graduation square in Juja, running under the theme: Refocusing Research Innovation and Entrepreneurship for Excellence in Higher Education in Era of Covid-19.

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