By Kurian Musa
Njoro, Nakuru County — A delegation from the Regional Universities Forum for Capacity Building in Agriculture (RUFORUM) has commended Egerton University for its contribution to agricultural education, youth empowerment and community transformation during a courtesy call on the university's leadership at the Njoro Main Campus.
Egerton University hosted a comprehensive monitoring and evaluation exercise for the European Union-funded BREEDTECH Project on Friday, bringing together university management, project partners, researchers, and representatives of the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) to assess progress, impact, and long-term sustainability
In a meeting with Egerton University Vice Chancellor Prof. Isaac Kibwage, government officials, university leaders and agricultural industry representatives welcomed the revival of the 4K-Club programme, a school-based initiative aimed at introducing young people to farming.
Egerton University has established itself as a leader in climate-smart agriculture and sustainable food systems. This recognition comes after Vice Chancellor Prof. Isaac O. Kibwage attended the International Conference on Agricultural Ecology and Green Production at Huanggang Normal University from May 15 to 17, 2026.
