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University of Nairobi Students Elect Rocha Madzao as New UNSA Chairperson

On the elections held on March 28th, University of Nairobi students elected Rocha Madzao as their new Students Association Chairperson. Rocha, a 4th Year BSc Civil & Structural Engineering student, is also the Chairman and Founder of the Elimisha Charity Campaign.

The election, which saw delegates from all University of Nairobi campuses participate, marks a significant moment for the student body. Rocha and his team will now lead the students' association for the upcoming year.

Benchmarking for a Student-Led Parliamentary Forum

A delegation of students from the University of Nairobi Students Association (UNSA) Led by the Dean of Students Johnson Ireri Kinyua visited the Parliament of Kenya on Friday, January 26, 2024. The purpose of the visit was to gain valuable insights on establishing a student-led parliament, a platform that will be designed to address and discuss matters directly affecting students’ campus experience.

UoN participates in the Migrants Day Debate

In a compelling showcase of intellect and global perspective, the Technical University of Kenya emerged victorious in the Migrants Day Debate hosted at the University of Nairobi Towers. The event, organized in collaboration with the International Organization for Migration (IOM), Kenya Airways, Skyward Express, and Safaricom, brought together talented debaters from various universities.

Robert Burale speaks at the extreme Potential Youth Summit on Mental Well-being

The University of Nairobi, the Office of the Dean of Students and Career Services, in collaboration with Extreme Potential, held an impactful session aimed at inspiring and motivating young minds for the future on December 9, 2023. Renowned speaker Robert Burale, at the "Extreme Potential Talk," delivered an encouraging message, stating, "You have it, the potential to be what you want"

Empowering Futures: Kisumu Campus Hosts Successful Career Mentorship Program

In a momentous event organized by the Office of Career Services, the Career Mentorship Program at Kisumu Campus reached its climax, leaving an indelible impact on over 200 participating students. The program, designed to educate and create awareness about the dynamic job market, featured a panel of experts from diverse professional fields.