The Girl from Kacheliba, West Pokot (Part Two)
Previously, on The Girl from Kacheliba… This is the story of Miss. Sarah Chebet Pkyach, of the House of Longolomoi,
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JKUAT Profiles
The Girl From Kacheliba, West Pokot. (Part One)
“Ever since I was very young and even up to date, my dad has always told me to be a
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JKUAT Profiles; JKUSA Chairperson, Ibrahim Boru Shalle
Between his cool composure and simple demeanor, Mr. Ibrahim Boru Shalle definitely qualifies as being deceptively harmless. I mean how
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JKUAT’S Victor Muthembwa Makes Revolutionary Drug Discovery
Third year Bachelor of Science in Clinical Medicine student, Mr. Victor Muthembwa, has made a revolutionary drug discovery targeting organophosphate poisoning
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JKUAT Profiles; DVC RPE, Prof. Mary Abukutsa
Growing up at Ematsuli, in the North of Bunyore, Emuhaya constituency, in the great County 038 of Vihiga, Prof. Mary
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JKUAT Profiles; Professor Hellen Kinoti Mberia
In professional circles, she goes by Prof. Hellen Kinoti Mberia. At home she’s simply Mrs. Kinoti, or mummy. And she
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Personality of the Year; The Insect Hunter, Dr. John Kinyuru
A story is told, an old-age analogy of a young boy, nonchalantly walking on the beach one day. He picks
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Resilience; The Journey of Senator Dr. Getrude Inimah
At the point where hope would otherwise become hopelessness, it becomes faith. Said one Robert Brault. It’s an ominous day.
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Founding JKUAT Professor Bags 2017 Africa Food Prize
When she moved to Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology in the early 90s as an Associate Professor, Prof.
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JKUAT Profiles; Deputy Director NITP and Mandela-Washington Fellow, Mr. Calvin Kebati
On the last day of May, in the year 1850, nine men gathered to begin planning a University that would
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JKUAT Profiles; Youngest Mandela Washington Fellow, Ms. Sheila Awuor
In life there are those who view things at face value, those who conform, those who settle for whatever is
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JKUAT Profiles; Former DVC RPE, Prof. Esther Kahangi
The room looks the same, pristine as it has always been, with a flair of importance and significance that it
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