Maasai Mara University has donated books to Kabarnet University College in Baringo County to strengthen academic collaboration and promote a reading culture among students.
The books were presented by Maasai Mara University Librarian Dr Nancy Kimile and received by her Kabarnet University College counterpart, Alfred Maasai. The initiative seeks to improve access to learning resources and encourage knowledge sharing between institutions of higher learning.
Dr Kimile said access to relevant reading materials was essential in supporting academic excellence, research and intellectual development among students and scholars. She noted that universities had a responsibility to collaborate in expanding learning opportunities and ensuring that students and researchers could access the resources they need for academic growth.
For Kabarnet University College, the additional books are expected to enrich its library and give learners more materials to support their studies and research.
Maasai Mara University said the initiative was part of its commitment to community service and corporate social responsibility, focused on using institutional resources to support education and societal development.
The donation also highlights the importance of cultivating a lifelong reading culture as universities seek to prepare learners to contribute to innovation, research and national development.
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