Bomet University leaders honoured at Jamhuri Africa Education Awards

  • Bomet University leaders, including Vice Chancellor Prof Charles Mutai and several student officials, have been recognised at the Jamhuri Africa Education, Campus and TVET Awards.
  • The university community has welcomed the recognition as an acknowledgement of the leaders’ roles in advancing institutional leadership and student affairs.
  • The honourees have thanked the university community for its support and have been urged to continue making a positive impact within and beyond the institution.

Several leaders from Bomet University have been recognised at the Jamhuri Africa Education, Campus and TVET Awards in a ceremony that celebrated leadership and contributions to the education sector.

Among those recognised were Bomet University Vice Chancellor Prof Charles Mutai, student leaders President Ruth Zico and President Collins Ndiwa, Secretary General Francis Obala and CS Sports Simon Peter.

The recognition has been welcomed by members of the university community, who described the awards as an acknowledgement of the leaders’ roles in advancing leadership and student affairs at the institution.

Bomet University Vice Chancellor Prof Charles Mutai (left) and President Ruth Zico display their awards after being recognised at the Jamhuri Africa Education, Campus & TVET Awards

The awards brought together leaders and stakeholders in the education, campus and technical and vocational education and training sectors to recognise individuals for their contributions in their respective areas. The recognition of the Bomet University leaders has also highlighted the role of both university management and student leadership in shaping the institution’s activities and engagement with learners.

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The honourees thanked the university community for its support and celebrated the recognition as a milestone in their leadership journey.

The awards come at a time when institutions of higher learning continue to place emphasis on effective leadership, student participation and initiatives aimed at improving the campus experience. The Bomet University community congratulated the leaders on the recognition, with calls for them to use their positions to continue making a positive impact within the institution and beyond.

By Jeff Kirui

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