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Kenyatta university vice-chancellor Prof Paul Wainaina has proceeded on an extended annual leave. In a memo sent by the VC to all Kenyatta University students, the vice chancellor says he has proceeded on an accumulated annual leave and that the university council has appointed the deputy vice chancellor Prof Waceke Wanjohi in an acting capacity while he is away. But as Mary Muoki reports, the memo however is silent on how long he will be away.
Kenyatta University Vice Chancellor Prof Wainaina proceeds on extended annual leave
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