Building Innovation Capabilities in the East Africa Public Sector (BIC)
A training programme aimed at strengthening the innovation capabilities in public sector organisations in East Africa concluded recently at Strathmore University, marking a significant step toward building sustainable innovation ecosystems across East Africa. The eight-month Stakeholder Training Programme on Building Innovation Capabilities(BIC) in the East Africa Public Sector brought together civil servants in leadership roles […]
Alex: Championing Digital Disruption in the Age of Innovation
“Disrupt or be disrupted.” This phrase is not just a mantra for Alex Mathenge Kimondo, it is a way of life. With more than 16 years of experience in solutions architecture, digital transformation, and aligning ICT with business strategy, Alex has been on the front lines of Africa’s rapidly evolving tech landscape. Amid his demanding […]
Sharon Bukaya: Bridging the Gap Between Finance and Technology
As the curtains rise on another graduation season, Sharon Bukaya emerges as a shining example of what it means to blend passion, purpose, and perseverance. Armed with a Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting from Kenyatta University and CPA certification, Sharon charted a path that initially seemed set in the world of numbers. Yet, her insatiable […]
Olive Menorah: From Comfort Zone to Tech Leadership
What does it look like to step out of your comfort zone and thrive in tech? For Olive Menorah, it meant swapping fear for curiosity, leading teams, building inclusive solutions, like a voice-controlled wheelchair for the visually impaired, and growing into a confident project manager. In this candid Q&A, the BSc in Informatics and Computer Science […]
Arnold Arinda: From Screen Intrigue to Cyber Fortress
It all started with a movie. In 2016, Arnold Arinda sat down to watch Snowden, unaware that the gripping tale of surveillance, whistleblowing, and digital espionage would ignite a fire that would shape his future. What followed was not just a fascination with cybersecurity, it was a calling. Today, as he prepares to graduate with a Bachelor […]
A Vision for a Smarter, Cleaner Future Born at Strathmore
At Strathmore University’s School of Computing and Engineering Sciences, innovation is not just taught, it’s lived. Here, five determined Computer Science students, Nicole Owens, Joy Muthoni, Kyla Arunga, Rosemary Wakaba, and Sandra Nthenya have joined forces to create WasteSmart, a smart waste management system that’s turning heads globally. Recently named among 21 finalists in the Dell Technologies Graduation […]
Strathmore’s Faculty Redefining Research Excellence
In a testament to its research prowess and global relevance, the School of Computing and Engineering Sciences at Strathmore University is celebrating a wave of faculty achievements, wins for the university, and for science, innovation, and communities around the world. At the heart of this celebration is a string of research recognitions that are pushing the boundaries […]
Strathmore Joins ACCESS 2.0 to Empower the Next Generation of Innovators
Strathmore University has taken the bold step towards enhancing students’ career development and entrepreneurship by joining the Africa Centre for Career Enhancement and Skills Support (ACCESS 2.0) project for the 2025–2029 cycle. Funded by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) to the tune of €4.5 million, the programme is designed to future-proof African graduates through […]
OWSD Kenyan Chapter Hosts International Women’s Day 2025 at Strathmore University Empowering Women in STEM
On March 8, 2025, the Organization for Women in Science for the Developing World (OWSD), Kenyan Chapter hosted an International Women’s Day (IWD) celebration at Strathmore University under the theme Empowering Women in Leadership: Strategies for Inclusion of Women in STEM. The event brought together academics, industry leaders, policymakers, and students to discuss ways to […]
Strathmore University Paves the Way for iOS Development in Kenya
With the increasing integration of the Apple ecosystem in Kenya and Africa, a specific skill set is becoming essential to support and sustain this growth. Apple’s market share in Africa stands at 13.7%, with Kenya at 4.43%, and both figures are expected to rise. While this presents exciting opportunities, it also raises a critical question. […]