Njoro, Nakuru | October 15, 2025 — Egerton University Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Isaac O. Kibwage, has urged universities to move from “conversation to concrete steps” in adopting Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a transformative tool for higher education.

Speaking during the session on “Harnessing AI to Drive Egerton’s Mission in Teaching, Research, and Community Transformation” at the AI in Higher Education Summit held at the University’s Main Campus, Njoro, Prof. Kibwage outlined a bold vision for integrating AI across the institution’s academic, research, and administrative functions.

 Egerton University was honoured to host officials from the Kenya Scouts Association (KSA) for a courtesy call as the Inaugural National Rovers Moot takes place at the University’s Kenyatta Campus. The delegation was led by Solomon Kimani (Camps & Sites Officer), Joyce Jowi (Finance & Administration Management), Isaac Makinya (Youth Programme Officer), and the Kisii County Scouts Commissioner.

Egerton University has commissioned a new water project at its Kenyatta Campus, marking a significant milestone in the institution’s efforts to improve access to essential resources and enhance campus facilities.The project, implemented by Horizon Drilling Solutions, was officially launched by Vice Chancellor Prof. Isaac Kibwage on Thursday.

Egerton University Vice-Chancellor Prof. Isaac Kibwage today at main campus Njoro, received delegation from the Jiangsu Province Agricultural Department in China who paid him a courtesy visit.Led by Mr. Zhu, Deputy Director of Agricultural Development Programs from Jiangsu Province, the delegation was received warmly by Prof. kibwage and university senior management staff.