Hundreds Feted During Prize Giving Day
Over 400 students were awarded various prizes during the University of Nairobi prize giving day held on April 27, 2018.
Utalii principal Kenneth Ombongi exits after six-year term
Dr. Kenneth Ombongi (left) with Kazungu Mwango (right).
Kenya Utalii College Principal Kenneth Ombongi has bowed out of service after a six-year term at the hospitality training institution.
WaSo Project Conference/Workshop in Oslo,Norway
In this photo ar participants at WaSo Project conference/workshop in Oslo, Norway. And with Dr Mwiandi is Prof. Francis Mutua and Dr. A. O. Opere, Chairman - Department of Meteorology, UoN.
WaSo Participants at the Heddal Stave Church, Notodden
WaSo participants at the Heddal stave church, Notodden, the largest stave church in Norway. Have a look at the architectural design and materials used. It is all wood—roof and wall. Amazing piece of world heritage!!
Workshop spiced with grand tours of the great human civilisations was a welcome gesture for the WaSo Participants from Africa and Europe with Asia Counterparts.
Below is Water and Society project (WaSo Africa/Asia) on a grand tour of the Angkor Wat January 2016. Representing University of Nairobi is Prof. Francis Mutua and Dr. M C Mwiandi. See pictures below...
The artworks say more than reading a Book
Below: see the artworks say more than reading a book. Historians and archaeologists as well as many of us interested in heritage conservation will find all this very exciting...Cambodia has many good lessons for all of us.
Strangler Fig Trees
Briefing on the Status of Units’ Performance in Website Exercise
The Principle, CHSS with college registrar and chairman, Department of History and Archaeology after briefing on the status of Units’ performance in website exercise. June 7 2016.
Dr. Herbert Misigo and Dr. M Mwiandi checking on the tape-recorded materials from the field Research in the Department’s Library
Dr. Herbert Misigo and Dr. M Mwiandi checking on the tape-recorded materials from the field research in the Department’s Library. To write a good paper in history, primary data, especially oral literature must be included. This is the art of incorporating the voices of the people, particularly the ‘wanjiku’ in history. They, too have a story to tell.
