The University of Nairobi held a successful Research Week 2021 that was multidisciplinary, with participants drawn from various sectors and countries. The week-long event that ran from November 22 to 26, 2o21 had seven international conferences with over 500 participants, more than 30 keynote presentations and 150 abstracts. The overarching theme ‘Rethinking Research, Innovation & Technology for Sustainable Development.’

It is now official. 7 July of each year is World Kiswahili Language Day as declared by UNESCO in its 41st Session, Paris, 2021.

Kiswahili is one of the most widely used languages of the African family, and the most widely spoken in sub-Saharan Africa. It is among the 10 most widely spoken languages in the world, with

The University of Nairobi is a premier university offering quality education and training. The University has diverse flagship programs that produce graduates for the development of this nation.

Students who were out to outdo each other and be selected for the next and final round of the Talent Show were full of energy, excitement as they performed to the exhilaration of Judges and the audience.

Speaking after the Talents Show Dr. Kimingichi Kabende, one of the Judges, from the Department of Linguistics observed that the students needed to connect their performance to the songs being sang and this would go a long way in helping them improve.