Moi University beats 26 public and private universities in business and entrepreneurship contest

A team of students from Moi University has emerged champions in this year’s Enactus Kenya National Business and Entrepreneurship Competition. Moi University group, which will represent Kenya at the Enactus World Cup in Canada later this year, beat other teams from 26 public and private universities.

The team’s three projects were recognised for innovation and community impact. The first involves chicken brooding using the “Chepkube” environment-friendly stove brooder, the second aims at reducing child mortality rates using mobile phones to remind mothers of immunisation dates, while the third seeks to address health problems caused by high levels of fluoride in water.