Prof. George Owuor, a distinguished scholar with a Ph.D. and an expert in Sustainable agricultural and Agribusiness systems, is set to lead Egerton University's efforts in shaping the future of agriculture in Africa
Egerton University, a renowned agricultural institution in Kenya, has become a popular destination for educational visits by both local and international schools. These visits provide students with the opportunity to witness the state-of-the-art agricultural facilities and gain valuable information about higher education, career development, agricultural technologies, and innovations at the university.
Egerton University in its main campus Njoro has launched a new Material Science Physics Laboratory, equipped with tools and resources worth millions of Kenyan shillings, to support the education and research of its students.
Prof Nzula Kitaka is the Kenyan team leader of the new collaborative project; Trans-Path-Plan: Water Transformation Pathways Planning. This five-year initiative is funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs under DUPC 3: Water and Development Partnership Programme, Large-scale projects, with a total funding of 1,499,985 euros.
