Africa Nazarene University

19/10/2026

Africa Nazarene University, through the Directorate of ANU Online and the Department of Computing and Information Technology, facilitated a two-day professional development workshop on Children’s Engineering: Content and Strategies for the Elementary and/or Primary School Classroom.

Led by Dr Charlotte Holter, Ed.D., the hands-on workshop brought together 17 teachers from local schools to explore practical ways of integrating Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) into everyday classroom learning.

With support from ANU STEM experts Paul Kahenya and Dr Emily Roche, participants explored the engineering design process, open-ended design challenges and developmentally appropriate activities for preschool and Grades 1–6. They also gained practical lesson strategies to support student-centred learning.

The workshop marks the beginning of efforts to establish a community of practice in Children’s Engineering, creating opportunities for teachers to share ideas and strengthen STEM education.

16/10/2026

How do we turn the principles of peacebuilding into meaningful action?

Students from Africa Nazarene University’s Department of Peace and Conflict explored this question during an experiential learning visit to We Care Community Base Organization, Kambi ya Juu Integrated Primary School and Visual Imperial Children.

Through conversations, shared activities and a donation of foodstuff and toiletries, the students reflected on the importance of inclusion, dignity, education and community relationships in building lasting peace.

Watch the video interview to hear more about the visit, the team’s experiences and the lessons learned.

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Students at Kambi Juu Integrated School are receiving much-needed r...

15/10/2026

Street Worship Season 3

15/10/2026

Africa Nazarene University was honoured to host renowned Kenyan preacher and motivational speaker Pastor Israel Robert Burale at today’s Student Council-led Chapel Service.

Ministering on the theme “Christ, My Firm Foundation,” Pastor Burale shared a message centred on building our lives on Jesus Christ and remaining rooted in faith through every season.

The service provided an opportunity for the ANU community to come together in worship, reflect on the foundations that shape our lives and be encouraged in our walk of faith.

At ANU, we remain committed to nurturing both academic excellence and spiritual growth, preparing individuals whose character and convictions shape their impact on the world.

15/10/2026

Africa Nazarene University welcomes the Work and Witness mission team, who are currently working at the ANU Grace Roles Library to enhance its resources and learning environment.

Their work includes cataloguing books, preparing a dedicated children’s section and installing IT equipment to improve the library’s facilities and services.

We appreciate their contribution towards creating a more organised, accessible and welcoming space for learning and knowledge sharing.

15/10/2026

During Green Week, Africa Nazarene University welcomed the Elephant Queen Trust for a captivating theatre performance that brought wildlife conservation and environmental awareness to life.

Through storytelling and live performance, students were invited to reflect on the importance of protecting wildlife, appreciating biodiversity and living responsibly alongside nature.

The experience was a reminder that environmental education goes beyond the classroom. Stories and creative expression can inspire understanding, empathy and meaningful action.

15/10/2026

Welcome to Student Council Chapel Service.
Theme: Building a Foundation that lasts
Speaker: Pastor Robert Burale

14/10/2026

The Africa Nazarene University School of Religion conducted a three-day Training of Trainers (ToT) programme from 5–7 October 2026, equipping participants with mediation skills and knowledge to train other mediators.

The training focused on strengthening participants’ capacity to share mediation expertise, support conflict resolution and contribute to the development of a wider network of skilled mediators.

The programme concluded with the awarding of certificates to participants, marking the completion of their training.

Through initiatives such as this, ANU continues to support capacity building and the development of skills that promote constructive conflict resolution.

13/10/2026

Welcome to our chapel service.
Theme: Firm Foundation.

12/10/2026

Last Friday, Africa Nazarene University students came together for an impactful seminar on drug and substance abuse awareness, featuring expert insights from NACADA and creative art and stage performances by fellow students.

The event combined education, creativity and peer engagement to encourage informed choices and promote a healthy, drug-free lifestyle.

At ANU, we believe that raising awareness and creating spaces for open conversations are important steps towards supporting student well-being.