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22nd July marked a significant and historic milestone for both the School of Pure and Applied Sciences (SPAS) and Mama Ngina University College (MNUC), as we proudly witnessed the official signing of a collaboration agreement between MNUC and the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS). This landmark partnership is poised to greatly enhance the university’s capacity in conducting collaborative research, offering specialized training, and spearheading data-driven initiatives. Through this agreement, our students will gain invaluable exposure to the real-world application of statistical data, enriching their academic experience and equipping them with essential skills for the job market. It will also open [...]

MNUC Staff members were privileged to attend a high-impact workshop on Digital Course Content Development conducted at the University College. MNUC Staff explored practical strategies for creating engaging, learner-centered digital content—equipping educators to confidently design and deliver quality online and blended learning experiences. We appreciate the commitment and enthusiasm shown by the participant. Together, we’re building a digitally empowered academic community!

Mama Ngina University College endeavors to promote the health and well-being of the local community in line with it’s mandate on community outreach. MNUC in partnership with the Community Strategy Focal Person at Juja Sub-county, Kiambu County organized a school health outreach activity at Kibii Primary School. Led by the Dean School of Health Sciences Dr. Ruth Mbugua, the faculty from the School of Health Sciences held health education sessions with the Early Childhood & Development, Primary, and Junior Secondary School learners. This included health talks on General Hygiene, Oral Hygiene, Menstrual Hygiene, Sexual and Reproductive Health. Deworming services were also [...]

DigiFunzi and Mama Ngina University Sign Historic MOU to Empower the Next Generation in Digital Literacy In a vibrant and promising event held at Mama Ngina University, DigiFunzi — an impact-driven digital literacy program — signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the university, marking a significant step forward in nurturing digital skills among Kenya’s youth. The MOU solidifies a partnership aimed at equipping children aged 5 to 17 with essential digital competencies, while fostering creativity, collaboration, and leadership. Through this collaboration, DigiFunzi will offer training, mentorship, and hands-on learning opportunities designed to prepare young learners to thrive [...]

Mama Ngina University College (MNUC), in collaboration with the Ministry of Education – Gatundu South Sub-County and the Department of Children Welfare, commemorated the International Day of the African Child 2025 with a vibrant event that also marked the third anniversary of its School Mentorship Programme. First initiated by the Organization of African Unity in 1991, the Day honors the 1976 Soweto Uprising, where over 10,000 black school children in South Africa protested for better education and the right to be taught in their own language. The event featured mentorship sessions for junior schools and high school learners led by MNUC [...]

This is to notify Bachelor of Science in Nursing Students who got supplementary exams that the set dates from these examinations are from Monday 28th July 2025 to Friday 1st August 2025 >>>See Memo Attached

Mama Ngina University College was honored to host a delegation from the Commission for University Education (CUE), led by Mr. Joseph Musyoki, Head of Institutional Accreditation. The delegation was received by the Principal as part of the ongoing journey towards attaining full university status and the award of a charter. This visit marked a major milestone in the University College’s pursuit of academic and institutional autonomy. The evaluation focused on a comprehensive review of the institution’s physical infrastructure, academic programs, staff qualifications, and governance structures, with the aim of assessing compliance with national standards for higher education. Additionally, the team examined [...]

On 28th May 2025, MNUC celebrated the pioneers of innovation — the second cohort of the KIEP SKIES Rapid Tech Skills graduates.Draped in excellence and ready to lead, these graduates stood proud as they received the recognition that empowers them to innovate and drive transformation in the tech space. More than a graduation, this occasion marked the launch of Kenya’s next generation of tech leaders — turning bold ideas into real-world impact. The vibrant ceremony was graced by distinguished guests, including Dr. Juma Mukhwana, Principal Secretary of the State Department for Industry, representatives from the World Bank, and esteemed university leaders [...]

MNUC is pleased to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Tech Innovators Network (THINK), a strategic partnership focused on advancing innovation, research, and capacity-building in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI). This collaboration reflects the university’s ongoing commitment to preparing students for the future of work by equipping them with cutting-edge AI skills and fostering an innovation-driven learning environment. Through this partnership, the university will co-host AI focused events such as hackathons, support student-led AI initiatives, and facilitate mentorship and knowledge-sharing opportunities, positioning Mama Ngina University College as a key player in shaping the future of [...]

Empowering the Future: Highlights from Botathon #10 at MNUC Mama Ngina University College proudly hosted a successful two-day hackathon event, BOTATHON #10. The event was graced by the Principal, Prof. Zipporah Ng’ang’a, who delivered an inspiring opening speech emphasizing the vital role of innovation in Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity. Her remarks set the tone for a transformative experience centered on creativity, learning, and real-world problem solving. The keynote address was delivered by Col (Dr.) James Kimuyu, Director of the National Computer and Cybercrime Coordination Committee (NC4). In his remarks, he addressed the growing challenges of cybersecurity facing the nation and [...]

MNUC ANNUAL HR WALK Mama Ngina University College held 2nd Annual HR Walk on 16th May 2025. The walk was flagged off by the University College Principal, Prof. Zipporah Ng’ang’a. In her address she emphasized on the importance of fitness among staff. Sponsored by ICEA LION Group and KCB Gatundu branch, the event promoted staff wellness and learning. ICEA LION delivered a session on pension management, while KCB presented financial literacy. The event fostered engagement, empowerment, and staff development.

Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) online application system is open for Revision of Choices for placement of students to universities and colleges for the 2025/2026 Placement Cycle. The Revision will run from 18th to 27th May 2025. Applicants who did not secure a course in the application that ended on April 30, 2025 are invited to log in again and choose remaining courses as listed on the portal. Form Four Leavers who attained a mean grade in their respective KCSE examinations but are yet to make an application for placement are also invited. To access the application system, [...]

The Human Resource Office conducted a one day staff wellness sensitization and health check up activity for all MNUC staff on Friday 9 th May, 2025. The event was geared up to sensitize staff on mental health, substance abuse related issues as well as understanding the staff medical cover. The event was organized in collaboration with our partners Equity Afya, Madison Insurance, Tranquil medical, Supreme Dental and Eye Modes. Around ninety staff attended the sensitization and connected with the facilitators while also receiving general practitioner, dental and eye consultations.

On 8th May 2025, the World Bank Funded KIEP-SKIES Rapid Tech Skills Monitoring and Evaluation took place Mama Ngina University College (MNUC). Through the KIEP-SKIES Rapid Tech Skills Program, 34 students—21 specializing in Data Science and 13 in Cybersecurity—are gaining critical skills to thrive in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. Their learning is supported by 11 expert trainers through a blended model that integrates both in-person and online instruction, ensuring a flexible and comprehensive learning experience.

MNUC BSc. Nursing students joined nurses world- wide in celebration of the international nurses week. The celebrations culminated with an event at the Kiambu County Headquarters hosted by the Governor Kiambu County Kimani Wamatangi who appreciated the great contribution of nurses in enhancing health and well -being in the county. The theme of the nurse’s week was “Our Nurses. Our Future. Caring for nurses strengthens economies”.

As a public institution, Mama Ngina University College remains committed to implementing annual government performance contracts to enhance service delivery. Bhad Bhabie leaked of In line with its commitment to continuous improvement, the University College organized a capacity-building session for all heads of sections, deans and chairpersons of departments, on performance contracting, conducted by the Public Service Performance Management Unit. The training was facilitated by Ms. Felistus Mbuva and Mr. Bernard Biegon.

The Kenya University Biotechnology Consortium (KUBICO) organized a workshop at Serena Hotel – Nairobi to sensitize health care professionals in academia and industry on the role of biotechnology in improving the health and well-being of patients and society at large. The workshop shed more light on the ground breaking advances in Biotechnology to include precision medicine, recombinant DNA Technology, Genetically Modified Foods among others. MNUC School of Health Sciences, faculty joined fellow health care professionals to deliberate on issues around management and commercialization of biotechnology products for the benefit of the country. Dr. Ruth Mbugua, the Dean School of Health Sciences [...]

On Friday, 25th April 2025, Mama Ngina University College held its annual tree planting event. Led by the Principal, Prof. Zipporah Nganga, a team of 40 staff members and students traveled to Ruabora Intake Works in Ndarugu Location for the exercise. The event was organized in partnership with Gatundu Water and Sanitation Company, who provided the site, and KCB (Gatundu and Gikomba branches), who donated the seedlings. With construction at the site recently concluded, the tree planting initiative aims to enhance environmental protection, sustain the reservoir, and help reverse some of the damage caused during the construction phase. Participants were encouraged [...]

Mama Ngina University College was honored to host a six-member delegation from KCB Kenya on a courtesy visit aimed at deepening strategic collaboration. The team was led by Mr. James Mugo, Finance Director, and Mr. Benson Rateng’, Regional Business Manager for the Nairobi Environs Region. The delegation was warmly welcomed by the University College Principal, Prof. Zipporah Ng’ang’a, and senior management. The meeting centered on exploring a robust and mutually beneficial partnership between KCB Kenya and the University College, with a focus on advancing academic, financial, community, and professional development goals. Key areas of collaboration discussed included: Scholarship Financing and support [...]

On April 16, 2025, Mama Ngina University College staff and students came together to spread love and joy at Gatundu Children’s Home in a memorable Community Social Responsibility (CSR) activity. A total of 25 representatives, comprising 9 students and 16 members of staff, visited the home bearing generous donations of food supplies, basic supplies and clothing for the children. The day was filled with warmth, laughter, and a sense of togetherness as the team engaged the children in various activities including singing, games, and storytelling. It was a wholesome and fulfilling experience for everyone involved, as smiles lit up the faces [...]

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 was represented at the University of Embu and Lenovo East Africa Open Day by the Head of ICT, Mr. Isaac Kuria. This Forum brought together ICT Directors from all Universities in the country in a move to harness knowledge in innovative ideas. The Open Day featured interactive sessions, demonstrations and expert-led discussions on Smart Artificial Intelligence (AI) Computing devices, Data Center and Cloud Based infrastructure solutions, Best Practices in ICT Service Management for Universities and Strategies for Digital Transformation and Campus Modernization.

On the 26th and 27th of March 2025, MNUC Heads of Department participated in a Risk Management Training session based   on ISO 31001:2018.  The training was led by Ms. Benedicata Nyambura from Signox Limited, who guided participants through risk based thinking which is a key components of Risk Management, including hands-on activities designed to help participants apply the concepts in real-time. 

The event commenced with an opening address by Deputy Principal, Prof. Thomas Sakwa, who emphasized the significance of sports in fostering a healthy and disciplined society. This was followed by a powerful talk from University Counselor, Dr. Maria Nganga, who highlighted the seriousness of drug-related issues in our communities and reinforced the need for collective action in combating substance abuse. After the awareness session, students and staff engaged in friendly yet competitive matches across various sports, including handball, badminton, darts, table tennis, volleyball, and football, basketball, netball, chess. Notably, the staff handball team secured a victory over the students’ mens team. [...]

Mama Ngina University College Darts Teams Shine at KUSF Games jaime pressly nude hung10in916 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 [...]

The second cohort of the KIEP-SKIES Rapid Tech Skills Program has officially commenced at MNUC, offering specialized tracks in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence as well as Cyber Security. This initiative is part of the Kenya Industry and Entrepreneurship Program (KIEP), funded by the World Bank and implemented by the Ministry of Investments, Trade and Industry (MITI) through the State Department for Industry (SDI). MNUC was once again selected as one of the few universities to implement the program, following its proven ability and capacity to conduct these critical training sessions. The students were warmly welcomed by coordinators from the [...]

Mama Ngina University College hosted Dr. Stefanie Harsch from Freiburg University, Germany. The School of Health Sciences faculty led by the Dean School of Health Sciences, Dr. Ruth Mbugua met with Dr. Harsch in a bid to explore the areas of collaboration with the school to include student exchange, staff exchange, collaborative research, joint workshops/conferences, joint teaching among others. Dr. Harsch is the Principal Investigator for the collaborative ‘CaLioS’ research project by the German Alliance of Global Health Research and funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education. The project explores the Cancer Health Literacy (CHL) in Kenya through the [...]

We are pleased to announce a strategic partnership between Mama Ngina University College and Studium Alliance, bringing high-quality online courses to our students and professionals in East Africa. This collaboration is part of our commitment to providing accessible, flexible, and industry-relevant education. Mama Ngina University College will be one of the first higher education institutions in East Africa to offer AI for Educators a course designed to provide educators with the skills they need to employ AI in teaching.

A vibrant week of cultural expression concluded with spectacular entertainment and the highly anticipated Mr. and Ms. MNUC beauty pageant. Central Province clinched the overall regional award, while Shalom Malika was crowned Miss MNUC and Jayke Wairia took the title of Mr. MNUC.