USIU-Africa selected to be part of Light for the World’s employability program
Feb 11, 2021 - By CTW Team Light for the World, in partnership with the Standard Chartered Bank seeks to onboard students with disabilities as well as those without disabilities from USIU-Africa and four Kenyan Universities (Kenyatta University, Multimedia...    

USIU-Africa gains membership into Quality Matters
Feb 11, 2021 - By CTW Team USIU-Africa has gained membership into Quality Matters, an organization which helps academic institutions to deliver their online promise through a collaborative and collegial process that centers on continuous improvement. The Quality...    

The Spoken Arts and Debate Society (SADS) emerges as the winner of the annual World Debate Championship
Feb 11, 2021 - By Stecy Onyango Chantelle Mukabi (SADS Chair) and Kagia Samuel (SADS Vice Chair) were recently named as winners of the annual Uhuru World Debate Championship (UWDC), which saw 44 countries taking part in the competition, bringing together 400...    

The Incubation and Innovation Centre to host guest speaker series throughout the Spring semester
Feb 4, 2021 - By Scott Bellows Building off of our ‘Women in Entrepreneurship’ series last semester, the USIU-Africa Incubation and Innovation Center will be holding training, coaching, and guest speaker series for this Spring semester built around the theme...    

USIU-Africa signs MoU with Safaricom PLC to strengthen academic delivery and output at the School of Science and Technology
Feb 4, 2021 - By CTW Team USIU-Africa and leading telecommunications giant, Safaricom PLC, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that will see both organizations carry out mutually-beneficial knowledge transfers, trainings, and capacity building...    

Spoken Arts and Debate Society (SADS) wins American debate, sweeps six categories at the Global Unitalks awards
Feb 4, 2021 - By Chantelle Mukabi The last weekend of January has brought a fruitful end to the first month of 2021 for the Spoken Arts and Debate Society, who scooped an award at the annual Vanderbilt IV Open Tournament, which was held virtually on January and...    

Restructuring African Universities post-COVID-19
Jan 28, 2021 - By Prof. Paul Tiyambe Zeleza and Dr. Paul M. Okanda COVID-19 has devastated and upended the world economy and healthcare systems and Universities across the globe have not been spared. The pandemic has posed enormous challenges and accelerated...    

USIU-Africa takes part in Japan-Kenya cultural exchange luncheon
Jan 28, 2021 - By Dr. Quin Awuor The Embassy of Japan in Kenya recently celebrated their annual Japan-Kenya Cultural Exchange at the Japanese Ambassador’s Nairobi residence, and invited the University in addition to two professors from the University of...    

What to know about cervical cancer: Risks, treatment and prevention
Jan 28, 2021 - By Lydia Winda The COVID-19 virus has shaken the whole world and shifted the focus of everybody, putting the world in a position where people can easily turn a blind eye to other equally fatal diseases like cancers, communicable diseases, HIV &...    

Prof. Alondra Nelson, member of USIU-Africas Board of Trustees nominated to the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) at the White House
Jan 28, 2021 - By CTW Team Prof. Alondra Nelson, one of the members of USIU-Africa’s Board of Trustees has been appointed to the White House science team, announced recently by President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris. The science team will be led...