There is no doubt that the policy choices for the year 2020 were changed drastically on March 13, 2020. This was the date when the first patient for COVID-19 was confirmed in Kenya. Since that time, the Ministry of Health has issued daily press statements recording the number of tests that have been conducted in Kenya, reiterated the messages on how to avoid infection with Sars Coronavirus 2 and urged Kenyans to observe physical distancing and to work from their homes.

Here is a recorded video for training students on the use of E-class and other e-learning tools such as Google hangout meet, classroom and e-class: http://eclass.uonbi.ac.ke/course/view.php?id=813

All students can now access Research for life in the library via http:login.research4life.org. This is a collective name for the following five programs:

1. Research in Health (Hinari),

2. Research in Agriculture (AGORA),

3. Research in the Environment (OARE),

4. Research for Development and Innovation (ARDI)

5. Research for Global Justice (GOALI)