KCA University has announced a massive Ksh.7 billion project to expand and modernize its infrastructure as it responds to the increased demand for higher education in the country.
The ambitious project aims at creating state-of-the-art facilities that align with the evolving needs of 21st-century learners. It also seeks to accommodate the high number of Kenyans seeking higher education.
The University CEO and Vice Chancellor Prof Isaiah Wakindiki in a statement revealed that the KCA Foundation will spearhead this transformative project. The foundation has a proven track record of empowering bright students from disadvantaged backgrounds by providing access to quality higher education.
This initiative comes as stakeholders and alumni rally behind the KCA Foundation to raise funds for scholarships and infrastructure development. It recently raised Ksh.17 million during the 2nd edition of the VC&CEO cycling tour that has been used to offer full scholarships to 20 needy and deserving students.
Dr. Sarah Kilemi, the Foundation’s chairperson, emphasized the importance of ensuring that financial constraints do not hinder educational aspirations. The scholarship program aims to establish a sustainable fund to support deserving students’ tuition fees.
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Former scholarship recipients have expressed gratitude for the life-changing opportunities provided by the initiative. They attribute their success to the support they received, which enabled them to pursue their academic goals and unlock their full potential.
By investing in infrastructure and student support, KCA University is committed to shaping the future of higher education in Kenya and empowering a new generation of leaders.
By Our Reporter.
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