Egerton University’s Ag. Vice-Chancellor Prof. Isaac O. Kibwage (right) on 15 February 2021 paid a courtesy call to Eng. Philemon Kandie (left), Ag. Director-General, Kenya Rural Roads Authority (KeRRA) at Barabara Plaza, Nairobi.
Egerton University’s Ag. Vice-Chancellor Prof. Isaac O. Kibwage (right) on 15 February 2021 paid a courtesy call to Eng. Philemon Kandie (left), Ag. Director-General, Kenya Rural Roads Authority (KeRRA) at Barabara Plaza, Nairobi.
Through its support to 24 academic research centers of excellence in eight countries, the Eastern & Southern Africa Higher Education Centers of Excellence (ACEII) project succeeded in enrolling over 8,000 students, of whom one-third were female, in Master’s and PhD programs, as well as in short courses. To support capacity in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), the project focuses on five regional priority areas: agriculture, applied statistics, education, health and industry.
Participants at our Legal Aid Conference that took place on 8th - 11th Dec, 2020 at the Sentrim-Elementaita. The conference which was the first to be held at the national level in the country brought together experts from different fields to discuss the present and future prospects of legal aid in Kenya.
I wish to take this opportunity, on behalf of Egerton University, to congratulate two of our students who have excelled locally and internationally in the President's Award-Kenya.