Isaac Kuria

Mama Ngina University College was honoured to host a delegation from the Nursing Council of Kenya (NCK) on Wednesday, 22nd July 2026, for an official progress assessment visit. The visit evaluated the implementation of the nursing programme as part of the Council's mandate to ensure compliance with national standards for nursing education and training. The NCK delegation was led by Dr. Anne Mukuna, Director of Standards, while the Mama Ngina University College delegation was led by the Principal, Prof. Zipporah Ng'ang'a, accompanied by members of the University Management and staff from the School of Health Sciences. Speaking at the event, Dr. [...]

Mama Ngina University College (MNUC) successfully hosted the 2026 Day of the African Child (DAC) commemoration under the theme: “Ensuring Universal Access to Water, Sanitation and Hygiene for Every Child in Africa,” bringing together learners, teachers, education stakeholders, child welfare advocates and development partners in a vibrant celebration of children's rights and wellbeing. The event featured mentorship sessions for learners, a teachers' panel discussion, performances and keynote addresses focused on empowering children and shaping a brighter future for Africa. The mentorship sessions were guided by the theme “Unlocking the Greatness within Me,” while educators and stakeholders explored “Shaping Responsible, Healthy and [...]

Over the weekend of 29th–30th May 2026, MNUC participated in the Murang’a Mega National Career Fair 2026 held at Nginda Girls High School in Maragua, Murang’a County. The event provided an excellent platform for the University College to showcase its current and upcoming academic programmes, engage directly with prospective students, and provide career guidance and mentorship. Through these interactions, MNUC staff helped learners make informed academic and career decisions while highlighting the diverse educational and professional opportunities available at the institution. The fair also offered a valuable opportunity to network with representatives from other participating institutions, fostering collaboration and strengthening relationships [...]

Mama Ngina University College (MNUC) recently conducted a community engagement initiative in Mang'u, Gituamba, and Ngenda Wards of Gatundu, Kiambu County, aimed at promoting inclusive education and strengthening parental support for foundation learners with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDDs). The assembled multidisciplinary team engaged education stakeholders, parents, caregivers, teachers, health workers, and community leaders through key informant interviews, focus group discussions, surveys, and awareness sessions. The initiative sought to understand the educational experiences of learners with disabilities, identify challenges affecting their inclusion, and gather evidence to inform future interventions. The engagement revealed growing awareness of inclusive education within the community, while [...]

The MNUC School Mentorship Programme Lead Mentors Training is a two-day capacity-building forum organized by Mama Ngina University College under the theme: “Empowering Educators for Holistic Wellness and Transformative School Mentorship.” The training seeks to equip lead mentors with the knowledge, skills, and competencies required to effectively guide learners through structured, ethical and sustainable mentorship practices. The programme brings together education stakeholders, mentorship experts, Ministry of Education officials, and school leaders to strengthen mentorship frameworks within schools. Key areas of focus include child safeguarding, mentor competencies, learner wellbeing, mentorship theories, monitoring and evaluation and future-ready mentorship approaches. Through interactive sessions and practical engagement, [...]

Mama Ngina University College (MNUC) successfully held a Staff Health Walk aimed at promoting wellness, teamwork, and healthy living among staff. The event, which also featured a pension sensitization session, provided valuable insights on retirement planning and financial security. It was made possible through the generous sponsorship of ICEA Lion Group, whose support greatly contributed to its success. The initiative offered staff an opportunity to engage in physical activity while enhancing awareness on personal well-being and future financial preparedness.

Members of the Corruption Prevention Committee (CPC) of Mama Ngina University College participated in a three‑day Corruption Prevention Committee Course facilitated by the Ethics and Anti‑Corruption Commission (EACC) through the Kenya Ethics and Anti‑Corruption Academy (EACA). The training was held from 28th to 30th April 2026 at the Kenyatta University Conference Centre. The course equipped the Committee with the capacity to spearhead anti‑corruption initiatives within the University College. Key areas covered included corruption prevention strategies, policy development, reporting mechanisms, complaint handling, monitoring and evaluation of integrity initiatives, preparation of quarterly reports and conducting corruption risk assessments with corresponding mitigation plans. [...]

Mama Ngina University College (MNUC)  conducted a Module Digitization Workshop on April 22 - 24 2026, as part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen Open, Virtual and Distance Learning. The workshop brought together lecturers, ICT staff, and content digitizers to collaboratively transform teaching materials into high-quality digital formats suitable for online delivery. The primary objective of the workshop was to support the university’s transition towards a more flexible and accessible learning environment. Participants were taken through best practices in instructional design, content structuring, multimedia integration, and use of the Learning Management System (LMS). Emphasis was placed on aligning course content with [...]

On Friday, 17th April 2026, MNUC successfully held its annual tree planting exercise, strategically aligning the activity with the onset of the April rains to ensure optimal seedling survival. The initiative was led by the Principal, Prof. Zipporah Ngángá, alongside members of the management team, demonstrating the institution’s strong commitment to environmental sustainability. A total of fifty-seven (57) members of staff participated in the exercise, partnering with Gatundu Water and Sanitation Company to plant 4,000 indigenous tree seedlings at Kinale Forest in Marigoiti. The activity forms part of MNUC’s ongoing efforts to contribute to national afforestation targets, enhance biodiversity, and promote [...]

Mama Ngina University College (MNUC) on 15th April, 2026 held a consultative meeting with the Public Private Partnerships (PPP) Directorate and the Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KNCCI) – Kiambu Chapter, to explore potential areas of collaboration aimed at supporting the institution’s expansion agenda. The meeting focused on identifying viable partnership opportunities that would facilitate infrastructure development and resource mobilization, key among them being the acquisition of land and development of student facilities. These initiatives are critical in positioning the University College towards meeting the requirements for the award of a Charter. Speaking during the meeting, MNUC Management underscored [...]

The National Land Commission held a Public Participation meeting with the Project Affected Persons (PAPs) on 25th March 2026 at Mama Ngina University College (MNUC. The NLC is a constitutional commission established under Article 67 (1) of the Constitution of Kenya 2010. The meeting brought together representatives from the National Land Commission (NLC), MNUC, the Mutomo Landowners Association leadership, PAPs and other key stakeholders. The University College Management reiterated that the additional land acquisition was essential to support its growth and to meet the minimum land requirements set by the Commission for University Education (CUE) for the award of a Charter. [...]

Mama Ngina University College successfully held its 2026 Sports Day on Saturday, 21st March 2026 at the University College sports grounds, organized by the Office of Student Affairs and Outreach. The event brought together students and staff from the Schools of Business, Education and Humanities (SBEH), Health Sciences (SHS) and Pure and Applied Sciences (SPAS) under the theme “Athletic Fitness is Mental Fitness.” The primary objective was to promote both physical and mental wellness, recognizing the vital role mental strength plays in enhancing athletic performance, managing stress, and supporting overall well-being. The Sports Day featured a diverse range of activities including [...]

At Mama Ngina University College, the 2nd Career Week 2026 began with excitement as students gathered under the theme “Future-Ready Careers: Learn, Explore, Innovate, Thrive.” Day 1 focused on inspiration and learning. After opening remarks and a powerful keynote, students joined breakout sessions across health sciences, business, and science, gaining practical skills and career insights. Workshops on employability, entrepreneurship, and innovation helped them connect classroom knowledge to real-world opportunities. By evening, many felt more confident about their future paths. Day 2 is lively and interactive, featuring industry and student exhibitions. Learners engage directly with professionals, explore ideas, and showcase innovations. A [...]

Mama Ngina University College’s 3rd Cultural Week was held at the University College grounds from Monday, 23rd February to Friday, 27th February 2026, bringing together students, staff, and invited guests for a vibrant celebration of diversity, cultural heritage, creativity, and unity. Students, grouped into Kenya’s former provinces (Nairobi, Central, Eastern, North Eastern, Coast, Rift Valley, Western, and Nyanza) kicked off the week with immersive exhibitions. Through traditional cuisine, artefacts, attire, music, and storytelling, each region offered spectators and fellow participants a deeper understanding of its unique identity. The exhibitions created a meaningful space to learn, debunk stereotypes, and appreciate the richness [...]

The MNUC Darts Team proudly represented the University College at the Kenya University Sports Federation National Play-Offs A held from 19th–21st February 2026 at Kabarak University in Nakuru County. The three-day national tournament brought together universities from across the country, marking a significant milestone for MNUC as it competed at the KUSF National level for the first time. Women’s Team Performance The women’s team delivered an exceptional performance, finishing 4th overall after tying at 63 points with two established universities. A tie-breaker play-off determined the final standings. Their near-podium finish highlights the team’s strong potential for future national success. Men’s Team [...]

Mama Ngina University College, in partnership with Tech Innovators Network (THiNK), successfully hosted Botathon #13, a vibrant two-day hackathon that brought together SPAS students, faculty, and industry experts to explore Artificial Intelligence (AI), data innovation, and emerging technologies. The theme of  the Batathon #13 was Speak Local Build Global “Voice enabled solutions in Kikuyu and Swahili” Inspiring Conversations on Emerging Technologies The event kicked off with engaging keynote addresses and expert-led technical sessions designed to equip participants with contemporary knowledge and practical insights. Key discussion areas included: Emerging technologies and their real-world applications Responsible and ethical use of Artificial [...]

The School of Health Sciences remains committed to training holistically developed students who are equipped to respond to the evolving health needs of society at the local, national and global levels. Student associations play a vital role in advancing the School’s mission and vision by nurturing leadership, professionalism, collaboration and service among students. What began as a shared dream among passionate nursing students became a defining milestone in the history of Mama Ngina University College. Through the leadership and guidance of the Club Patron, Ms. Mary Muchiri, nursing students came together and established the Mama Ngina University Student Nurses Association (MNUSNA). [...]

Mama Ngina University College successfully held a research training on 4th February 2026 for academic staff and postgraduate students as part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen research capacity and promote a strong research culture. The training focused on enhancing participants’ skills in writing competitive and fundable research proposals, understanding donor expectations, developing effective work plans and budgets, and identifying funding opportunities through specialized research databases. Participants were also guided on the practical use of citation and reference management tools to support high quality, ethical, and well-structured scholarly work. The interactive sessions included live demonstrations and question-and-answer discussions, providing participants with [...]

Mama Ngina University College participated in the Career Expo 2026 held at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC), Nairobi, where it engaged prospective students, parents, and other stakeholders on academic and career opportunities. The University College showcased its academic programmes, admission requirements, and student support services, while also highlighting innovation and practical training aligned to industry needs. The expo provided an important platform for career guidance, networking, and reinforcing MNUC’s commitment to nurturing competent, future-ready graduates.

The Office of the President and the National Treasury vide circulars Ref:OP/CAB.6/2A and Ref: NT/PPD/1/3/14 Vol.VI dated 5th June,2025 and 26th,March,2025 respectively communicated the transition and roll out of an End-TO –End Electronic Government Procurement System(E-GPS) for the Government of Kenya from 1st July ,2025. To that effect Mama Ngina University College as a registered Procuring Entity in the E-GPS partnered with The National Treasury for a one week in-house training. The staff were inducted on the end to end Electronic Government Procurement System (E-GPS). This system shall enhance transparency, accountability, with increased bidder participation and authenticity of procurement documents. In [...]

Mama Ngina University College (MNUC) recently conducted an impactful three-day workshop on Risk Management (ISO 31000:2018) and Quality Objectives Setting (ISO 9001:2015) at the Kenyatta University Conference Centre (KUCC). The programme brought together Section Heads from across the College and was facilitated by experts from the Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS). Through the sessions, participants deepened their understanding of risk-based thinking and the formulation of effective quality objectives aligned with institutional goals. The initiative demonstrates MNUC’s strong commitment to enhancing service delivery, promoting continual improvement, and strengthening a resilient, quality-driven institution.