Collaborative effort between academia, public and private sector is key to contributing to the quality assurance of the curricula geared towards producing holistic undergraduate students ready for the job market. According to Prof. Solomon Magano, a don at the University of South Africa, School ... Continue reading →

The Government has formulated the Agricultural Sector Transformation and Growth Strategy (ASTGS) with a view to transform Kenya’s agricultural sector and make it a regional powerhouse. The strategy, according to the Director in charge of Knowledge Management, Technology Transfer and Capacity ... Continue reading →

Around the globe, Geographic Information System (GIS) has been vital for better decision-making but its uptake on spatial planning has been slow especially in Kenyan counties. While the country produces over 200 GIS graduates annually, only 4 counties have taken up some of these experts despite ... Continue reading →

The Alumni and International Students Office (ALISO) in collaboration with Jomo Kenyatta University Students’ Association (JKUSA) organized a day long International Students Cultural Event to enable students appreciate the various diversities in the university in instilling global understanding ... Continue reading →

Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) researchers have been urged to embrace inter-disciplinary team work to move innovations from the shelves to the market. This was the message by Prof. Nick Wanjohi, a political science scholar,  when he delivered a seminar on  ... Continue reading →

Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology has received 260 books from the Krishna Uppal Educational Fund. The donations worth KSh. 300, 000 will benefit students pursuing mathematics, chemistry, physics and statistics at the College of Pure and Applied Sciences (COPAS). Prof. ... Continue reading →