Egerton University Vice Chancellor, Prof. Isaac Kibwage, Friday revisited his alma mater, Nduru High School, where he shared powerful insights from his journey to academic excellence. Despite facing numerous challenges, Prof. Kibwage emphasized that hard work and a deep faith in God were his guiding lights toward success.

Egerton University has taken a significant step in enhancing its impact on agricultural policy by setting up the inaugural board for the Tegemeo Institute of Agricultural Policy and Development. The board held its first meeting at the university's Nairobi office today, led by Professor Bernard Aduda, the Deputy Vice Chancellor for Academics, Research, and Extension. The newly constituted board discussed its terms of reference and outlined a framework to collaborate with the University management and the Council to drive the Institute forward.

The Vice Chancellor, Prof. Isaac Kibwage, has made several appointments across various faculties and departments at the University, aimed at strengthening leadership and ensuring continuity in academic and administrative functions.