News — Kenya

Empowering Minds: Sr. Theopista’s Transformative Impact at Ruaha Catholic University

The impact of Sr. Theopista’s work at Ruaha Catholic University (RUCU) has been transformative, particularly in enhancing library services and fostering academic excellence among students. Her initiatives have not only improved access to resources but have also created an environment conducive to learning and research, directly contributing to the increased academic performance of students. Under

Synodality: A Pathway to Collaborative Leadership

The Next Generation Leadership Programme (NGLP) emphasizes the importance of synodality as a collaborative leadership style that promotes shared decision-making and responsibility within the Catholic community. This approach fosters a sense of belonging and ownership among leaders and members, encouraging cooperation, dialogue, and mutual respect.   Synodality is crucial in today’s rapidly changing world, as

Transforming Lives Behind Bars: The Story of Alumnus Jacob

Jacob, a dedicated catechist working within the Kenya Prison Service, embarked on a transformative journey through the Next Generation Leadership Programme (NGLP). This program, designed to empower individuals and foster positive change, has significantly impacted Jacob’s life and career. Having served as a catechist since 2012, Jacob’s passion for spiritual guidance and community development is

Chaplain’s Impact: Rehabilitating Inmates Through Education and Faith

Lucas Onyango, a chaplain at Naivasha Maximum Prison, has been instrumental in helping inmates rehabilitate themselves. He has set up programs to provide education and training, and has also created a supportive community for inmates. In this video, Onyango talks about his experience working with inmates and how he has helped them to turn their

The Guardian of RUCU’s Finances: Sr. Benedicta’s Stewardship

The story of Sr. Benedicta Gavile, the financial controller of the Ruaha Catholic University (RUCU), is a testament to the power of perseverance and dedication. Her journey to becoming a successful financial controller was not an easy one, but she never gave up on her dreams. Sr. Benedicta was born and raised in Tanzania. She

Synodality: Issues and Implications for the Church in Africa

Join us for a thought-provoking symposium on “Issues on Synodality and the Implications for the Church in Africa” at Tangaza University! We’ll be exploring key topics like “Church Authority” and the “Role of Women in the Synodal Church.” Our keynote presenter is Dr. Elias Mokua, Executive Director at Loyola Centre for Media and Communications. Our

Sr Grace – Preparing the next generation of leaders through education

Leading the charge at St. Teresa School in Mombasa is our alumna, Sister Grace Nyamai of the Assumption Sisters in Nairobi. Sister Grace is making a significant impact on students’ lives and spearheading initiatives to enhance the school’s overall well-being, benefiting teaching and non-teaching staff as well as students. Watch the full video here:

Educator, Counselor, Changemaker: Sister Jacinta Ondeng’s Legacy

Sister Jacinta Ondeng, a distinguished NGLP alumna, is a scholar, counselor, and changemaker. Her dedication empowers the next generation by creating initiatives that protect the vulnerable. Sister Jacinta currently inspires learners as a lecturer at Tangaza University, leveraging the knowledge she’s gained throughout her impressive career. Watch her inspiring story here:

Symposium on Exploring Synodality in Africa

The Next Generation Leadership Programme (NGLP) is proud to announce a symposium on “Issues on Synodality and the Implications for the Church in Africa.” This event will take place on September 24, 2024, at 2:00 PM at the CUEA Main Hall. Why Attend? Synodality, a journey of listening, dialogue, and discernment, is essential for a

Symposium Invitation: Issues on Synodality and the Implications for the Church in Africa

The Next Generation Leadership Programme (NGLP) is proud to announce a symposium on “Issues on Synodality and the Implications for the Church in Africa.” This event will take place on September 10, 2024, from 2:00 PM to 4:30 PM at Tangaza University. Why Attend? Synodality, a journey of listening, dialogue, and discernment, is essential for