Director, Agritrace Consulting Limited, Mr Fred Oduke has told scholars that there is need for African countries to gravitate towards knowledge based economies if they are to compete effectively with the rest of the world. For this to be realised, he advocated for greater synergies between ... Continue reading →

Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology researchers have been challenged to step up their innovative efforts and reinvent themselves in order to transform the various colleges within the institution to become an integral alternative source of funding university activities. The ... Continue reading →

The Department of Clinical Medicine convened a stakeholders meeting to give input into three Masters programmes set to be rolled out in a bid to enhance the training of clinical officers in the country. The programmes are; Master of Clinical Medicine – Child and Adolescence Health, Master of ... Continue reading →

JKUAT Student leadership has pledged to enhance a close working relationship with the university administration that would guarantee smooth running of the University especially where students are concerned. Jomo Kenyatta University Student Association (JKUSA) through its Chairperson, Mr. ... Continue reading →

The now outdated paper record system in the country’s health sector is set to be eliminated and replaced with an automated real time data processing system. This follows the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between the Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) and ... Continue reading →

Harsh climatic conditions, population increase and land depletion has greatly hindered agricultural productivity in the country. To effectively tackle this, Cabinet Secretary (CS), Agriculture and Irrigation, Mr. Mwangi Kiunjuri says it is time to adapt innovation and technology in agriculture ... Continue reading →