Zimbabwe, Kenya implored to join forces

Tharaka University vice-chancellor Peter Muriungi said the two countries had complementary strengths in higher education which, if effectively harnessed, could help produce graduates better equipped to meet the demands of modern economies.

ZIMBABWE and Kenya should move beyond traditional academic exchanges and establish a more integrated higher education partnership that combines research excellence, technological innovation and practical skills development, a leading academic has said. Tharaka University vice-chancellor Peter Muriungi said the two countries had complementary strengths in higher education which, if effectively harnessed, could help produce graduates…

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