On this International Women’s Day, though unnoticeable to many, understanding Reproductive and Health Rights is crucial in the search for sustainable solutions to preserve the ‘Mother Earth’. The right to determine whether, and how many children to have, when and with whom to have them should be enjoyed by everyone in the society.
Mycotoxigenic fungi significantly affect the production, safety and trade of agricultural crops in Africa. Despite local and international efforts, the continent is plagued by mycotoxigenic fungi that contaminate crops and cause acute and chronic diseases in humans and animals. The African Society of Mycotoxicology holds a symposium every three years aimed at bringing together all stakeholders to share ideas and expertise in control and management of these toxins.
The Commission has placed and published provisional students’ voters’ nominal rolls in the University’s website in line with schedule 3 of the Rules and Regulations Governing Student Elections 2017, (Amended 2021).
The Independent Electoral Commission 2022 invites you to webinar on Voter Education and Sensitization Tomorrow, Wednesday, March 2, 2022 at 7:30 pm. The Webinar will be virtual.
Register in advance to attend.
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUkd--hpz0qGNBvniqm8oM_idiH9yr4nRJr
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting
There is a very good reason to Focus on the Process that Creates the Results. In view of this, training of enumerators is critical for data quality assurance. It is important to ensure that all members of the field team are familiar with the survey purpose, design and protocol. Training provides enumerators with a clear overview of the context, objectives, and relevance of the impact of the survey results.
The Department of Library & Information Services has scheduled online training on Access to Information Re
A research team from the Institute for Environmental Studies (IVM), Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam visited the Department of Land Resource Management and Agricultural Technology & Faculty of Agriculture at the University of Nairobi on February 7, 2022. The team comprising Associate Prof. Anne Van Loon and her PhD students; Rhoda Odongo, Ileen Streefkerk, and Tim Busker was received by Dr. Oliver Wasonga (lead researcher for Down2Earth at UoN).
The Dean Faculty of Agriculture (FoA), Prof. Moses Nyangito and the Chairman department of LARMAT Prof. Richard Onwonga on 2nd February,2022 awarded, Ms Manirakiza Isidonie and Mr Felix Nimbona certificates of participation after successful completion of fellowship training at the FoA, University of Nairobi.
COMMENCEMENT AND RESUMPTION DATES – 2021/2022 ACADEMIC YEAR
This institution is always looking for new ways to create a healthy, supportive, and motivating work experience for our lecturers. Along with these intentions, this university has decided to participate in a global study for UNESCO, that aims to identify what factors of the work experience are key to protect the motivation of lecturers and prevent excessive fatigue at work.
