St. Paul’s University continues to solidify its position as a hub for transformative education and continental progress. We are excited to announce that the SPU Innovation and Entrepreneurship Park (iPark) is set to host a landmark event: the Start Up Training for African Revival (STAR) 2026.

This high-impact program is organized in conjunction with UNESCO, UNITWIN, and Handong Global University (South Korea), representing a powerful synergy between Kenyan and South Korean expertise. As a proud member of the UNESCO University Network, St. Paul’s University remains committed to providing platforms that bridge the gap between academic theory and real-world industrial application.

A Transformative Vision for Bio-Entrepreneurs
The STAR 2026 program is specifically designed as a capacity-building initiative for South Korean and Kenyan bio-entrepreneurs. In an era where sustainability and biotechnology are at the forefront of global development, this training provides the tools, networks, and strategies necessary to build resilient enterprises that can thrive in the African market and beyond.

Event Schedule and Venue
We invite all stakeholders, aspiring entrepreneurs, and innovators to join us for this week-long intensive training:

• Dates: 19th – 23rd January 2026.
• Daily Schedule: 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM.
• Location: St. Paul’s University Main Campus – Limuru.

Featured Speakers
The program features a lineup of distinguished speakers who bring decades of experience in leadership, utility management, and sustainable solutions:

• Engineer Dr. Moses Kinya: As the CEO of Thika Water and Sewerage Company, Dr. Kinya offers invaluable insights into managing large-scale public utilities and integrating engineering solutions into business models.
• Parivartan Sharma: As the C.E.O of Ecoloop Solutions Africa, Mr. Sharma provides a deep dive into the world of circular economies and eco-friendly business strategies that are shaping the future of African industry.

Why STAR 2026 is the Place to Be
This is more than just a training session; it is an opportunity to be part of the "African Revival". Participants will benefit from:

1. Cross-Continental Networking: Build lasting professional relationships with innovators from South Korea and across Kenya.
2. Mentorship: Receive direct guidance from CEOs who have successfully navigated the challenges of the African business landscape.
3. Strategic Skills: Gain specialized knowledge in bio-entrepreneurship and startup scaling.

At St. Paul’s University, we believe that innovation is the key to unlocking Africa’s potential. We look forward to welcoming you to the Limuru campus for this life-changing experience.