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The students began their visit at the Kenya Naval Training College (KNTC), where they were received and taken through a series of presentations at the KNTC debriefing room. The briefings focused on topics related to their course, highlighting the role of geospatial technologies in hydrography, navigation, maritime security and oceanographic operations.
Act In Space is a global innovation program initiated in 2014, designed to promote the use of space technologies and data for solving terrestrial challenges.
Just like in geospatial work, success in sports requires coordination, quick thinking, and determination.
This Sports Week offers a chance to step away from the screens, strengthen connections, and recharge through healthy competition and teamwork.
Featuring:
⚽ Football, Eating competition, Sack race, Egg race, Three-legged race, Tug of war, Scavenger hunt & Chess
Dates 18 – 20 March
📍 UON Tecno Pitch
Come compete, connect, and celebrate the spirit of sports within the Geospatial Engineering community. ⚽
From 18th – 20th November 2025
📍 University of Nairobi Towers
Don’t miss out on exhibitions, workshops, networking sessions, and our exciting Visualization Challenge! 🚀
👉 Register now to be part of Kenya’s biggest geospatial celebration:
Refreshingly punctual, we began the day with a friendly and enthusiastic welcome by registration overseen by Ms. Mumba.
Settling into the Hive Room, it took only a quick round of introductions for us to get the ball rolling. A brief overview of the important work carried out by ICIPE by Dr. Abdel-Rahman, was followed by a series of brief, informative and interactive presentations by the lovely quartet Mr. Mong'are, Ms. Wangu, Ms. Onditi and Mr. Kanji.
he exercise supports the government’s strategy of planting 15 billion trees by 2032 to increase Kenya's forest cover from less than 10% to 30%. Speaking during the occasion, Prof. Margret Hutchinson, Acting Vice Chancellor of the University of Nairobi, stated, "Today we stand at a crucial juncture in our fight against climate change. The government has set an ambitious target of planting 15 billion trees by 2032, and I am proud to share that the University of Nairobi has taken significant strides by planting over 150,000 trees in Upper Kabete and various other locations.
The Sports Week competitions this year brought intense matches that attracted energetic fan
participation through loud cheering. The first-year male football team brought awe to spectators by
winning against the final-year team in the championship match which demonstrated their deep passion
alongside excellent teamwork.
THEME: Mapping Minds, Shaping the World
This year’s theme emphasizes the transformative power of GIS technology, the
role it plays in addressing global challenges, and its ability to bring together
individuals, organizations, and communities. By leveraging spatial data, we can
Linus, a driven and passionate Engineering student, teamed up with geographer Eileen Mburu to develop a groundbreaking Geographic Information System (GIS) focused on tackling food security challenges in Northern Kenya. Their project, titled "Disaster-driven food insecurity risk mapping in Kenya (SDG 2: Zero Hunger)," is poised to transform how food security assessments are conducted in the country.
