By Kurian Musa

In a concerted effort to ensure the quality and efficacy of educational programs, Egerton University hosted a pivotal meeting with the Engineers Board of Kenya (EBK) to evaluate its BSc. Electrical and Electronics Engineering programme. Led by Vice Chancellor Prof Isaac Kibwage, the university welcomed EBK's Chair of the Registration Professional Development and Compliance Committee, Eng. Dr. Johnson Matu, for a comprehensive examination.

Engineers Board of Kenya (EBK) led by C.E.O Eng. Margaret Ogai visited Egerton University to assess facilities in the other three departments for accreditation

In a  session with the Faculty of Engineering students Thursday afternoon, Vice Chancellor Prof. Isaac Kibwage displayed unwavering support and encouragement for the innovative endeavors of the students.

Following a week-long at the KIW, showcasing of this innovation under the mentorship and guidance of Eng. Prof. Japheth Onyando, Professor of Soil and Water Engineering.

“It was exciting to have an environmental start-up being recognized for the award. It shows how we are putting sustainability at the forefront. And shows people are recognizing our efforts in this space,” Said Joseph Nguthiru, 24, from Tetu Village, Tetu District within Nyeri County.

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