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A Memorable Send-Off for MNUC’s Pioneer Finalists The Finalist Farewell Mentorship for the 2024/2025 fourth-year students of Mama Ngina University College was a significant occasion, marking the beginning of a new chapter for our pioneer cohort. Held on Monday, 7th April 2025, immediately after their final exam, this special event brought together students, faculty, and mentors to celebrate the achievements of our very first graduates. These pioneers have played a crucial role in shaping MNUC’s culture and identity, contributing to student leadership, clubs, sports, academic excellence, innovations, and the establishment of the Student Association of Mama Ngina University College (SAMNUC). [...]

Mama Ngina University College Darts Teams Shine at KUSF Games Mama Ngina University College (MNUC) continues to make strides in university sports, with the men’s and women’s darts teams delivering an outstanding performance at the recently concluded Kenya University Sports Federation (KUSF) games. In a remarkable display of skill and determination, the men’s darts team secured third place, while the women’s team clinched second place, earning them a well-deserved spot at the national championships. Their success highlights the growing sports culture at MNUC and the dedication of both players and coaches. Beyond individual team achievements, Mama Ngina University College was also [...]

Day 3 of the Second Culture Week Festival at MNUC: A Celebration of Talent and Diversity The Mama Ngina University (MNUC) Second Culture Week Festival continued on February 26, 2025, with a vibrant and dynamic showcase of talent. Day 2 of the event was a true reflection of the university’s diverse cultural landscape, as students came together to present an array of performances that celebrated both traditional and contemporary forms of expression. The activities of the day included captivating narratives, spoken word poetry, and powerful vocal performances that captivated the audience. Drama and skits, all presented and performed by MNUC students, [...]

The 2nd MNUC Cultural Week Festival-Opening Ceremony  On February 25, 2025, Mama Ngina University College inaugurated its 2nd Cultural Week Festival under the theme "Navigating Modern Challenges through Culture and Unity." The event commenced with a vibrant launch ceremony that showcased the rich diversity of Kenyan cultures. In her opening speech the Principal, Prof.Zipporah Nga’nga’ underscored the role of cultural knowledge in establishing solutions for modern issues such as in Primary Health Care and Information Technology. She emphasized that Cultural diversity fosters unity by encouraging mutual respect, understanding, and collaboration among people from different backgrounds, the reason we provide this opportunity [...]

MNUC Hosts Inaugural Career Week: Shaping the Workforce of the 21st Century On 12th February 2025, MNUC proudly hosted its inaugural Career day under the theme: Creating a Workforce for the 21st Century. This event brought together high school and university students, industry leaders, and professionals, all with a shared goal—to bridge the gap between academia and the job market. The event was officially launched by the Principal of the University College Prof Zipporah Ng’ang’a, whose opening remarks set an inspiring tone. She emphasized the crucial role of lifelong learning, curiosity, and continuous skill development in helping students carve a [...]

MNUC hosts North America Primate Archbishop, The Most Rev Dr Jan Beaderstadt and Dr. Jane Ashar Mama Ngina University College hosted the Most Rev Dr Jan Beaderstadt from the World Wide Anglican church and Dr. Jane Ashar. The team held in-depth discussions with our team led by the Registrar Dr. Benson Mburu accompanied by the Dean School of Health Sciences, Dr. Ruth Mbugua in a bid to explore possible areas of collaboration with universities in America to include student exchange, staff exchange, collaborative research, joint workshops/conferences among others.The team also had a courtesy call with the Principal – Prof. Zipporah [...]

In Summary • The land was acquired by the government to pave way for the expansion of Mama Ngina University. • The university was constructed in 2019 on 10.3 acres and the management has been seeking 40 acres for expansion. Each of the 191 property owners will receive a minimum of Sh10 million for their quarter-acre plots A dispute over the compensation of land to allow for the expansion of Mama Ngina University in Mutomo village, Gatundu, in Kiambu has been resolved. In the deal brokered by the National Land Commission, each of the 191 property owners will receive [...]