Researchers in Analytical Chemistry drawn from ten African countries have converged at JKUAT for the Liquid Chromatography Mass Spectrometry (LC-MS) training that is useful in analyzing live molecules in food, medicine and organic compounds. While welcoming the participants to the training ... Continue reading →

Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) alumna, Gladys Chepkurui Ngetich, currently based in the United Kingdom, has won the prestigious Schmidt Science Fellow Award at University of Oxford. Ngetich is one of the twenty (20) fellows globally, and one of the only two (2) ... Continue reading →

Agricultural experts have dismissed the perception by the youth that the field of agriculture was neither interesting nor lucrative enough when compared to other sciences as baseless and misleading. Urging curriculum developers in learning institutions to package agriculture in an enticing ... Continue reading →

President Uhuru Kenyatta has said that entrenching ICT in Kenya’s education system was the most rational way of preparing the country for the fourth industrial revolution. He added that the digital learning programme, a flagship project of the government, was a key pillar of the reforms towards ... Continue reading →

Health Cabinet Secretary, Cecily Kariuki has said, prohibitive cost of accessing quality health care services in the country has driven about one million Kenyans to live below the poverty line annually, with many more left on the brink of financial ruin. The Cabinet Secretary further said, “The ... Continue reading →