The visit by the Arava International Center for Agricultural Training (AICAT) to Egerton University Main Campus in Njoro was a momentous occasion for both students and the university administration. AICAT, a non-governmental organization based in Sapir, Israel, has been providing agricultural training to students from academic institutions in over 13 countries since its establishment in 1994, with the support of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Agriculture.

Egerton University, one of Kenya's leading agricultural and research institutions, hosted the Second Workshop on Africa Asia Partnership for Sustainable Development on 25 April 2023. The Workshop, which aimed to enhance agricultural productivity and natural resources management towards contributing to the United Nations (U.N.) Sustainable Development Goals, was officially opened by the Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic Affairs) Prof. Bernard Aduda.

Egerton University recently hosted a courtesy meeting with the State Department for Parliamentary Affairs, led by Principal Secretary Aurelia Rono. The PS was visiting the ARC Hotel where a team of top officials from her office was working on a strategic plan retreat.

During her recent visit to Egerton University, Permanent Secretary (PS) for Gender, Veronica Nduva, received a unique gift - a plot of land known as 'The Gender Acre.' The Vice Chancellor, Prof Isaac Kibwage, presented the land to the PS during her visit to the institution.