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On Thursday, 16th July 2026, the School of Business and Leadership Studies (SBLS) at St. Paul’s University hosted a high-impact virtual webinar under the theme: “Sustainability in Kenya: Climate Action, Green Innovation, and Inclusive Economic Transformation.”

The session brought together faculty, students, industry practitioners, and community leaders to explore the pivotal role of green innovation, climate action, and sustainable business practices in driving Kenya’s long-term development and building resilient communities.

Highlights & Keynote Presentations

1. Green Innovation & Community Resilience

Speaker: Dr. Mary Githinji

Topic: Green Innovation and Sustainable Business in Building Resilient Communities in Kenya

Dr. Githinji opened her presentation by defining green innovation as the development and adoption of environmentally friendly products, technologies, and business models that minimize environmental footprints while creating tangible economic and social value.

• The Reality on the Ground: Kenya continues to face pressing environmental hurdles, including severe climate change effects, resource depletion, pollution, and rapid urbanization.
• Core Solutions: Integrating renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, circular economy models, water conservation systems, and green entrepreneurship into core business practices.
• Impact: These initiatives build community resilience by creating employment opportunities, protecting ecosystems, and increasing local capacity to adapt to climate risks.
• Call to Action: Dr. Githinji stressed the necessity of supportive public policy, cross-sector partnerships, and targeted investment in green technologies to accelerate sustainable growth.

2. Sustainable Supply Chains & Climate Action

Speaker: Dr. Mary Kibuine

Topic: Integrating Climate Action, Green Innovation, and Sustainable Supply Chains for Kenya's Sustainable Development

Dr. Kibuine focused on the critical intersection between climate responsibility and end-to-end supply chain management.

• Lifecycle Management: True sustainability requires evaluating environmental, social, and economic impacts at every stage—from sourcing and production to transportation and distribution.
• Operationalizing Climate Action: Organizations must focus on lowering greenhouse gas emissions, elevating energy efficiency, adopting renewable power, reducing waste, and mandating green procurement standards.
• Strategic Value: Resilient, eco-friendly supply chains safeguard business continuity, mitigate operational risks, bolster customer trust, and align corporate strategies with national sustainability goals.

Featured Speaker

• Dr. Daniel Kungu joined the panel of esteemed speakers, sharing expertise and actionable insights on leadership and strategic implementation for sustainable transformation.

Driving Kenya's Sustainable Future

The webinar demonstrated that climate action, green innovation, and sustainable supply chain management are mutually reinforcing pillars. By embedding these practices across sectors, Kenya can drive economic prosperity, generate green jobs, safeguard natural ecosystems, and step confidently into an inclusive, low-carbon future.

A massive congratulations to all the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) champions who have been officially placed at St. Paul’s University by the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS)!

We are absolutely thrilled to welcome you to our vibrant, Christian ecumenical community. You worked incredibly hard to reach this milestone, and your journey toward transforming your passion into a meaningful career starts right here.

At St. Paul's, we don’t just offer academic excellence; we provide a holistic environment where you can grow spiritually, socially, and professionally. Whether you are joining our main campus in Limuru or any of our campuses across the country, you are now part of a legacy of excellence.

Mark Your Calendar: Reporting Date

Please begin your preparations early! Formal reporting and admission for all first-year KUCCPS-placed students will take place on:

Reporting Date: Sunday, 30th August

How to Access Your Admission Letter

Your official admission letter and joining instructions will be ready shortly. You will be able to download them directly from the KUCCPS Portal hosted right here on our official University website.

Keep an eye on our website's announcement section and our official social media channels. We will post a direct link and step-by-step guide the moment the portal goes live.

Quick Tips as You Prepare to Join Us

While you wait for your official letter, here are a few things you can start working on:

• Gather Your Documents: Ensure you have neat copies of your KCSE result slip, national ID or birth certificate, and recent passport-size photos ready.
• Explore Accommodation: Start thinking about whether you will be seeking on-campus residency or looking for university-approved off-campus hostels.
• Connect with Us: Follow our official social media pages to catch a glimpse of campus life, student activities, and upcoming orientation events.

Once again, welcome to St. Paul's University—where we discover, explore, and achieve. We cannot wait to see you on campus this August!

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St. Paul's University was proudly represented at the 12th International Triennial Conference of the Colleges and Universities of the Anglican Communion (CUAC), hosted by Trinity University of Asia (TUA) in Manila, Philippines.

Held under the theme "Embracing the Future: Anglican Perspectives on Artificial Intelligence, Ethics and Society," the week-long conference brought together university leaders, theologians, researchers, students, and practitioners from across the Anglican Communion. Together, they engaged with emerging questions at the intersection of artificial intelligence, Christian faith, ethics, education, and social transformation, exploring how Anglican institutions of higher learning can respond faithfully and innovatively to the opportunities and challenges presented by rapidly evolving AI technologies.

Representing St. Paul's University were the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Esther Mombo, and Rev. Dr. Godfrey Owino Adera, a faculty member in the School of Theology. The duo presented a compelling paper titled: "Decolonizing Artificial Intelligence: An Anglican Public Theology for the Digital Future in Africa – The Case of the St. Paul's University Imani Gumzo Series."

Amplifying African Voices in the Digital Age

Their presentation demonstrated how St. Paul's University is contributing to global conversations on artificial intelligence by developing a distinctly African and Anglican theological framework for engaging digital technologies. Drawing on the University's Imani Gumzo dialogue series, the paper argued that AI should be shaped by values of justice, human dignity, community, and inclusion, rather than reproducing colonial patterns of knowledge, power, and technological exclusion. It highlighted the critical importance of a decolonial public theology in ensuring that AI serves the common good while actively amplifying African voices, experiences, and ethical perspectives.

On the final day of the conference, Prof. Mombo and Rev. Dr. Adera drove home a vital point, emphasizing that Artificial Intelligence is not a neutral technology. Instead, it inherently embodies the values, assumptions, and priorities of those who design, develop, and deploy it.

"Universities must champion the responsible and ethical use of AI as a force for human flourishing—advancing human dignity, justice, inclusion, innovation, and the common good."

A Commitment to Global Thought Leadership

The triennial conference provided an invaluable platform for international collaboration, scholarly exchange, and institutional partnerships, reaffirming St. Paul's University's commitment to academic excellence, contextual theology, and thought leadership in addressing contemporary global challenges.

As higher education continues to evolve rapidly alongside new technologies, St. Paul's University's participation underscores its growing contribution to Anglican higher education. The institution remains firmly committed to providing the thought leadership necessary to ensure that technology serves humanity, ultimately contributing to a more just, compassionate, and equitable world.

As Artificial Intelligence (AI) rapidly integrates into our daily lives—transforming how we live, work, worship, and lead—it brings forth unprecedented ethical dilemmas. In an age where algorithms influence human decisions, the church and theological institutions cannot afford to remain on the sidelines.

To address these critical shifts, St. Paul’s University, in collaboration with Yale Divinity School, cordially invites students, faculty, clergy, and the general public to a profound and timely public lecture: "Christian Ethics for AI – Two Types and a Possible Third."

The Big Question: Faith in the Age of Automation

How can philosophy and theology contribute to ethical discussions around AI and the present and future of our life together?

This public lecture will delve into the intersection of faith, intellect, and technology. Attendees will explore how deeply rooted Christian traditions and philosophical frameworks can offer a roadmap for navigating the complexities, risks, and benefits of artificial intelligence.

Meet the Distinguished Speakers

The event will feature a powerhouse panel of leading global and local scholars bridging the gap between theology, philosophy, and technology:

From Yale Divinity School:

• Prof. John Hare – Emeritus Professor of Philosophical Theology
• Dr. Kyama Mugambi – Assistant Professor, World Christianity

From St. Paul’s University:

• Dr. Mwirigi Kiula – DVC, Finance and Administration, and ICT Expert
• Rev. Dr. Kevin M. Ndereba – Director, Research and Innovation, and Theologian

Event Details

Make sure to clear your schedule and secure your seat for this groundbreaking conversation.

•  Date: Thursday, 9th July 2026
• Time: 2:00 PM (EAT)
• Venue: Chapel, 3rd Floor, School of Theology, St. Paul’s University (Main Campus)

Why You Should Attend

Whether you are a theology student looking at the future of ministry, an ICT student building tomorrow's tech, or a curious mind concerned about the ethical implications of automation, this lecture is for you. Come ready to think deeply, challenge assumptions, ask critical questions, and discover how Christian faith provides timeless wisdom in a rapidly evolving digital world.

The future is being shaped today. Be part of the conversation.