The Ministry of Education has assured students, staff and parents at the Technical University of Kenya (TUK) that it is actively working to resolve the ongoing industrial action at the institution.
Principal Secretary for Higher Education and Research Dr. Beatrice Muganda Inyangala stated that a Technical Committee established by the Ministry has been engaging all relevant stakeholders to develop a comprehensive Recovery and Sustainable Strategy for the university.
The committee is working closely with the university management and other key parties to find a long-term solution that ensures stability while minimizing disruptions to learning.
“The Government remains fully committed to delivering quality higher education within the academic calendar and is working through established legal frameworks, including the University Council, to implement sustainable solutions,” Dr. Inyangala said in a statement.
She urged all affected parties to allow negotiations to proceed constructively, emphasizing the importance of dialogue in resolving the matter.
The Ministry also encouraged students to remain patient, assuring them that every effort is being made to restore normal operations without compromising academic integrity.
The ministry says that further updates on the resolution process will be communicated as discussions progress.
