Kenyan university lecturers have threatened a nationwide strike, warning the government of disruptions unless unresolved grievances are addressed. The Universities Academic Staff Union (UASU) issued a seven-day strike notice, demanding action on lecturers’ pay, stalled collective bargaining agreements, staffing shortages, and university funding. UASU Secretary-General Constantine Wasonga announced the ultimatum, giving authorities until the deadline to resolve the issues. The strike comes amid ongoing tensions over financial support for public institutions, with staff citing inadequate resources and delayed salary payments. The potential disruption could affect thousands of students and academic activities across the country. Officials have yet to respond to the ultimatum, leaving the situation in limbo.