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University of Nairobi, Mombasa Campus students during  'Baraza la Chai' organized by O3 plus student champions to create awareness on SGBV and Mental health.   #University Students Health and Well-being 

UoN remains committed to nurturing competitive graduates who are agents of positive change.

UoN 2022 Open Day

Equipping High School students and graduates to make informed career choices. Delighted to host Baptist High School, Tudor High School and Allidina Visram High School.

As part of the University of Nairobi and Equity Bank afforestation partnership, UoN Mombasa Campus in conjunction with the County Government of Mombasa  held a tree planting and mentorship event at Marimani High School on 5th June 2021.

The CEC, County Government of Mombasa, Hon. Dr. Nato expressed the County Government's commitment to restoration of the ecosystem in line with the 2021 World Environment Day theme. The UoN Mombasa Campus Director Dr. Kinyanjui implored participants to meet their individual and collective obligations in preserving and protecting the environment.

Well done University of Nairobi, School of Law Mombasa Campus and Makerere law students for providing legal aid at Kwa Bulo area, Mombasa County.

The COVID-19 pandemic, amidst other factors, has wrecked havoc on our economy. Rising above the dire situation calls for well thought out strategies. On Thursday 20th May 2021, The School of Law and the School of Business, University of Nairobi, Mombasa Campus in conjunction with the Mombasa Law Society organised a Public Lecture themed; In Pursuit of Economic Recovery: Recalibrating Kenya's Vision Post Covid 19.Guest Speaker was Dr. Mukhisa Kituyi.

The School of Law, Mombasa Campus has received a grant from the UNDP Amkeni Wakenya Project which seeks to enhance access to justice. Under this project, Mombasa Campus will run legal aid clinics with a focus on children in conflict with the law; build capacity on alternative justice mechanisms for child offenders and create awareness on just responses to child SGBV victims as well as SGBV victims with disabilities.