Retired Archbishop Benjamin Nzimbi has commended JKUAT for setting the pace by establishing an Ombudsman’s office that is able to handle grievances from its stakeholders. He said the introduction of the office, the first in the history of Kenyan universities had made the university’s operations ... Continue reading →

The contribution that Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) has injected in Kenya’s development goals would largely be attributed to the solid foundation laid by the Government of Japan for a period spanning two decades. It is the Government of Japan through its foreign ... Continue reading →