Egerton University’s Estates Department is on course to become a semi-autonomous Income Generating Unit. Since January 2021, the Estates Department, through acting Estates Manager Mr Kepha Orina has earned considerable income through the extensive sale of firewood to outside organisations.
On 24th June this year, the second Career Day at Egerton University attracted 27 Kenya-based Chinese Companies and 300+ fresh graduates. Professor Isaac O. Kibwage, the Vice-Chancellor at Egerton University, and the Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Professor Richard Mulwa, also graced the event.
In collaboration with the Faculty of Health Services and the Nakuru County Government, the Division has constructed hand-washing facilities in all University entry/exit points and within all buildings, including lecture halls, hostels, offices, and other public areas.
The African Institute for Capacity Development (AICAD) is a not-for-profit organisation which seeks to link knowledge to application. The AICAD–Kenya country office is domiciled at Egerton University’s Division of Research and Extension.
