The Pan-African University Experience; Graduates Reflect on their Voyage
If you happened to have been around JKUAT on the 27th June, 2017, you would have noticed that it was
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Student Stories
This is My Vow to the Students; New JKUSA President, Asman Robinson
When you are part of any society and realize after a very long time that the kind of representation or
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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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She Deserves More than a Post
Yesterday we celebrated our mothers. Warmth and affection coloring the internet. Yesterday, we were poets of our own light, chocking
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The Fantasy Easter
I’m sorry fellow comrade, if Easter plans didn’t unfold as it should. I understand what you are going through, the
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M-Akiba and Its Benefits to Students
On 23rd March 2017, Kenya became the first country in the world to issue Government treasury bonds through mobile phone
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Conflict and Crisis (Mis)Management in Kenya; A War of Egos
On Monday and Tuesday, curtains came down on the lecturers and doctors strike respectively. This presented a much needed and
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Campus ‘Freedom’; A Curse or a Blessing?
One of the things that hit students when they come to campus for the first time is the freedom. No
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How Universities Can fill Disability Gaps
By Brian Murithi The disabled in Kenya and Africa in general have for long been left out and it’s only
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When The Lecturers Will Be Back In Class…
The air around our institutions of higher learning is saturated with ‘freedom’ as the lecturers’ strike enters its sixth week.
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The Romance in the Business
By Brian Murithi During my high school days I had a friend of mine who had a rather funny character.
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#MyJKUATStory; Living as a VIP Student
By Brian Murithi I had for a long time envisioned myself being in a university but didn’t know which university
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