Egerton University, Njoro — In a groundbreaking innovation that combines sustainability, agribusiness, and food security, Phillip Msagha Nyange, a Bachelor of Science in Animal Science student at Egerton University, has emerged the national winner in the insect-rearing category during the Youth in Agriculture Awards (YIAA) held at Kakamega Golf Hotel
Chemeron Campus of Egerton University is set for a major facelift, with plans underway to grow its unique snake park into a world-class facility. Speaking during the campus graduation ceremony on Friday, where 92 learners were awarded certificates in various courses, Vice Chancellor Prof. Isaac Kibwage and Baringo South MP Charles Kamuren pledged to deepen collaborations with the local community to realize this vision.
The establishment of the International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology Regional Research Centre (ICGEB RRC) at Egerton University is making notable progress, following the University Council's approval to integrate one wing of the stalled Agronomy Building into the project.
“I want to welcome you to Egerton University!” Deputy Vice Chancellor for Academics, Research, and Extension, Prof. Bernard Aduda, remarked as he officially opened the annual Kenya Nutritionists and Dietetics Students Association (KENDSA) Conference at Physical Science Theatre 3.
