The Vice Chancellor, University of Nairobi, has appointed Prof. Richard N. Onwonga to serve as chairman of the Department of Land Resource Management and
Read moreIn Kenya, the distance between the livestock production areas and terminal markets is vast, making livestock movement a necessity. The condition of vehicles transporting livestock is, therefore, an important factor for animal welfare and meat quality. These two parameters are particularly
Read moreMandates of universities in east, central and southern Africa have considerably changed from their traditional teaching and research roles, to greater active involvement in the development agenda of their countries, a phenomenon referred to as the ‘third mission’. This has necessitated a change
Read moreAgriculture is the backbone of most Sub - Saharan African economies accounting for 40 % of the GDP and 80% employment. Yet agricultural graduates have not been able to “hit the ground running” upon graduation. This study assessed the quality of agricultural graduates from Kenyan Universities in
Read moreUoN Community on 11th April, 2025 over 2000 planted Avocado fruit trees and Indigenous trees ' Let us preach the gospel of Environmental greening and sustainability down to our communities and not
Read moreThe Commission of University Education(CUE), on Friday 21st March, 2025], visited our department to verify academic resources available to support various academic programmes, including
Read moreA successful week it was, with hands-on training on use of Cavity Ring-Down Spectroscopy (CRDS) at the
Read moreDr. Oscar Koech successfully facilitated a five-day regional training of trainers for extension officers from Ethiopia, South Sudan and Uganda on
Read moreIn Kenya, different actors and stakeholders play a key role in Natural Resources Management Conservation and protection. Among these actors are Government officers, Non-Government organizations (NGOS), County officers, Church based organization leaders,
Read moreAre you fascinated by the unique challenges – such as water scarcity, desertification, biodiversity
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The Education for sustainable development in Africa (ESDA) will undertake a bee farming short course from April 14th – 26th 2025. The course will be BLENDED (online and face to face.) and is targeted