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Culture Week Celebrations
Egerton University marks the end of its culture week celebrations. Theme: "Celebrating unity in cultural diversity"
Culture Week Celebrations
Egerton University marks the end of its culture week celebrations. Theme: "Celebrating unity in cultural diversity"
Culture Week Celebrations
Egerton University marks the end of its culture week celebrations. Theme: "Celebrating unity in cultural diversity"
Research Proposal Development Meeting
Research Proposal Development Meeting Between Staff from the Division of Research and Extension and the Institute of Women, Gender and Development Studies.
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Launch of the National Soil Test Results
His Excellency President Uhuru Kenyatta is welcomed by the Chairman of Council Dr. Reardon Olubayo and the Vice-Chancellor Prof. James Tuitoek upon his arrival at Egerton University for the launch of the National Soil Test Results.
Launch of the National Soil Test Results
His Excellency President Uhuru Kenyatta and his Deputy Honourable William Ruto releasing the National Soil Test Results at Egerton University's Sports ground.
Newly Launched Human Anatomy Complex
His Excellency President Uhuru Kenyatta Unveiling the plaque at the newly launched Human Anatomy Complex at Egerton University before conducting a tour of it guided by Prof. Shem Wandiga, Chairman of the Egerton University Council and Prof. James Tuitoek, Egerton University Vice Chancellor
Flagging off of Subsidized Fertilizer
The President of the Republic of Kenya Mr. Uhuru Kenyatta accompanied by his Deputy Honourable William Ruto flagging off lorries containing subsidised fertilisers at Egerton University.

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The Launch for the National Soil Testing Results and flagging of subsidized fertilizer
President Uhuru Kenyatta has announced a reduction in prices of subsidized fertilizer to spur productivity and close the cycle of food shortages. The President disclosed that
143,000 Metric Tonnes of fertilizer worth Sh7.2 billion has been purchased and will be distributed countrywide under the Governmentâs fertilizer subsidy programme. He spoke at Egerton University in Njoro when he launched the national soil test results and flagged-off distribution of subsidized fertilizer.
Seeds of Gold Weekly Farming Magazine

Researchers at Egerton University are working on an ambitious project to enhance sorghum production.
The project comes at a time when more than 1.7 million Kenyans are facing starvation due to poor rains and dwindling harvests of traditional staples such as maize and beans due to erratic weather conditions.

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MAU-EGERTON UNIVERSITY CROSS COUNTRY HELD

Egerton University on Saturday 8^th February 2014, hosted successful inaugural Mau-Egerton University cross country. During the race Philip Lang’at and Joyce Chepkemoi won the senior men and senior won race respectively. In the senior men 12km race, Lang’at overcame stiff competition to win at the time of 32:21.1 while the second contestant was timed at 32:33.7.
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KUSA WOMEN CHAMPIONSHPS

3rd National KUSA WOMEN CHAMPIONSHPS were held at Egerton University on 8th - 9th March, 2014.

The theme was " inspiring change towards sports in universities "

February 17, 2014
School Based Programmes for April 2014
February 13, 2014
Seeds of Gold Farming Magazine
8th International Conference
Call for Abstracts & Papers Submission

March 3rd - 7th, 2014
Egerton University Culture Week
Application Deadline-28th Feb 2014
JOB VACANCIES
29th Graduation Ceremony
Notice to All Graduands (2013)

Mau-Egerton Cross Country Held

Egerton University on Saturday 8th February 2014, hosted successful inaugural Mau-Egerton University cross country. During the race Philip Lang’at and Joyce Chepkemoi won the senior men and senior women race respectively. In the senior men 12km race, Lang’at overcame stiff competition to win at the time of 32:21.1 while the second contestant was timed at 32:33.7.

Seeds of Gold Weekly Farming Magazine

Researchers at Egerton University are working on an ambitious project to enhance sorghum production.
The project comes at a time when more than 1.7 million Kenyans are facing starvation due to poor rains and dwindling harvests of traditional staples such as maize and beans due to erratic weather conditions.
Sorghum, cassava and millet are some

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