The University of Nairobi wishes to inform the following groups of students (Module I and Module II) that the commencement and resumption dates for the 2021/2022 Academic Year are as follows:
COMMENCEMENT DATES
1. MONDAY, 20TH.SEPTEMBER 2021- FIRST SEMESTER
Abstract of the Talk
Democracies’ political legitimacy crucially depends on their acknowledgment of all individuals’ equal autonomy: policies and principles are legitimate if and only if they result from inclusive democratic procedures. This means that all members of a community have equal rights to determine their collective course of action.
Dr Hassan Kinyua has published a new series of Arabic language learning materials aimed at beginners.
Cosmas Ongesa, PhD student in Philosophy recently published "Critical thinking skill gap in the Kenyan educational curriculum: The 21st-century skills for the Global Citizen" in the latest issue of the Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies in Education.
Brian Kepher, a student in Philosophy featured in the Nation newspaper for his passion for music.
Mr. S.S. Jabbal gives a presentation on "The Response Of Sikh Adherents To The COVID-19 Pandemic In Kenya"
Dr. Damaris Paristau will give a presentation entitled “The Gendered impact of COVID-19: Some Emerging Tensions”
Prof. Laurenti Magesa of Hekima University College will speak on “An Alternative View on the COVID-19 Pandemic”
Watch Dr Hassan Kinyua Omari as he addresses the complexity of observing Ramadhan during this COVID-19 pandemic.
First broadcast live on K24 TV on Friday 17th April 2020.
Prof. J.N.K. Mugambi gives the inaugural seminar in this series, “Theology and Culture in Biblical Hermeneutics: The Ten Plagues of Egypt (Exodus Chapters 7-11)”
