Prof. Nzula Kitaka, the Director of Marketing and Resource Mobilization at Egerton University, is a distinguished academic and expert in the Limnology & Wetland Management (LWM) Programme within the Department of Biological Sciences. She is widely recognized for her contributions to environmental health, water quality, and ecosystem conservation. Her work highlights the intersection of biology and public service, emphasizing the importance of science in serving communities.
At this year’s Africa Public Service Day, Prof. Kitaka spearheaded a team of students from Egerton University to demonstrate the vital role scientific research plays in enhancing sustainable public service delivery. The focus of their showcase revolved around key challenges such as clean water access, sanitation, and public health. Prof. Kitaka emphasized that Science must serve society and that starts with protecting the environment and empowering communities with knowledge.
The team invited visitors to engage with their research at the event stand, offering insight into how scientific knowledge is applied to address environmental and public health challenges effectively. The participation of Prof. Nzula Kitaka and her team underscores the theme: Science in Action. Communities in Focus. Their work champions the role of biology and research in delivering impactful, sustainable solutions to societal issues
