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Kamagambo becomes Kenya's 90th university as new chapter begins

The Standard Kenyan 1 day 1 mins read

Kenya's roster of universities has grown to 90 after President William Ruto issued a Letter of Interim Authority admitting Kamagambo University in Migori into the country's higher education system.

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