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KIPPRA Team Pays a Courtesy Call to the Vice – Chancellor Dedan Kimathi University of Technology

KIPPRA team called on Dedan Kimathi University of Technology (DeKUT) Vice – Chancellor Prof. Eng. Peter Ng’ang’a Muchiri on 4th May 2024. The team interviewed the Vice Chancellor for the 7th KIPPRA Annual Regional Conference Documentary. He further discussed coffee value addition the University is undertaking where they use new technology to blend coffee extract with milk to develop Coffee Yoghurt. The University also hosts Semiconductor Technologies Limited (STL), a company that is spearheading Kenya’s foray into high-tech manufacturing, particularly in the semiconductor and nanotechnology industries.

KIPPRA Staff Mohamednur Duba (left) and Ken Kiptanui(right) pose for a group photo with DeKUT VC Prof. Eng. Peter Ng’ang’a Muchiri (centre) during the visit

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