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From Hope to Impact: Evaluating Social Programs for Evidence-Based Policy in Africa Every policy comes bearing hope

Hope that new opportunities will be created, lives will change for the better, and the future will be brighter. But hope alone is not enough. The true measure of a policy lies in the change it creates and the lives it transforms. So how do we know whether a policy is truly needed and whether it can make a real difference? To find answers, researchers, policymakers, academics, civil servants, and […]

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From Europe to Africa: Strathmore Students Return with a Renewed Global Vision

A two-week trip to the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium changed more than just their passports. Article By Jonathan Icubahiro NAIROBI — May 26, 2026   When Ian Kamau boarded a flight to Europe this month, he carried with him the mental image of the International Criminal Court that most International Studies students carry — one pieced together from lectures, textbook diagrams and news clips. What he brought back was something different […]

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From Nairobi to Vienna: A Life-Changing Exchange Experience

How one student's semester abroad reshaped her perspective on education technology and the world. "It's not about avoiding AI — but learning how to use it ethically and effectively." — Karen Nyambura, WU Vienna exchange student   It all began with a single email sent in the early hours of the morning — one that would ultimately set in motion an extraordinary journey from Nairobi to Vienna. For Karen Nyambura, […]

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LEFT: Dr. James Nyawo, CENTRE: Dr. Edgar Githua, and RIGHT: Barnabas Owuor, the Moderator and Graduate Assistant in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences

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What a Second Trump Term Means For Africa?

President Donald Trump's return to the White House has reignited conversations about Africa's place in a changing world.  In February 2025, at Strathmore University's Knowledge Café, experts examined the implications of a "Trump 2.0" administration for the continent. The conversation, which covered everything from trade to sovereignty, painted a worrisome picture: Africa is at a turning point.  Will it reshape its own fate or will it remain impacted by the […]

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