Kirinyaga University Staff Health Club was awarded a certificate of appreciation after taking part in the Nyeri Hospice 10 kilometer Charity Walk 2017 to raise funds for cancer patients held on September 23, 2017.
Kirinyaga University Chancellor Mr. Fred Ojiambo on his first visit to Kirinyaga University on November 29, 2016 visited the university’s Mbeti Tea farm accompanied by the Chairman of Council Prof. Gideon Hanjari and the Ag. Vice Chancellor Prof. Mary Ndungu.
The chancellor and his team were warmly welcomed and given a tour of the farm by workers at the farm.
Kirinyaga University 2016 graduates displayed sterling performance and assisted young entrepreneurs within Kirinyaga and Embu Counties to prepare and present to Techno Serve/Barclays Bank of Kenya viable business proposals for funding by Barclays Bank of Kenya Ltd.
The first three awards of Kenya shillings. 50,000, 30,000 and 20,000 were worn by Ceaser Njanja (1st position - assisted by Simon Nzyoka), Loise Marangu (2nd position - assisted by Purity Maina) and Stephen Karanja Mohammed (3rd position- assisted by Martin Kamau).
The office of the Principal KyU, that of the Deputy Principal, ARSA and Techno Serve thank the ten interns namely; Alex Muigai, Gordan Wafula, Fredrick Kiriga, Patrick Mwangi, Grace Igecha, Douglas Mwirigi, Simon Nzyoka, Purity Maina, Vitalis Wandera and Martin Kamau for their sterling guidance to Kirinyaga and Embu County entrepreneurs on how to prepare viable business proposals and Mr. Jackson Maina for his involvement in the process from inception to conclusion.
“Well done School of Business and Economics”