Egerton University is exploring a new One Health partnership with the Africa Community of Planetary Partners for Health and Environment (ACOPPHE), bringing together research, community health, environmental conservation, agroecology and culture.
NAIROBI, Kenya — Kenya’s food safety architecture is under growing pressure from a cocktail of hazards ranging from aflatoxins and pesticide residues to antimicrobial resistance, heavy metals and environmental pollutants, prompting experts, researchers, regulators, farmers and industry players to call for a coordinated national response.
Egerton University has strengthened its commitment to advancing medical education, research and professional development in Africa following its membership in the Consortium of Medical Schools in Africa.
NJORO, Kenya — Egerton University has reinforced its position as a regional hub for agricultural research and scientific collaboration by hosting international partners under the GENES II Programme, an initiative supported by the European Union that seeks to strengthen plant breeding, research capacity, and food security systems across Africa.
