Tech Week Kenya 3.0, themed “Tech on the Move: Engineering the Future,” brought together a vibrant mix of students, industry professionals, and leaders in engineering and technology. Held over three dynamic days at the University of Nairobi, the event showcased the power of collaboration, innovation, and mentorship in shaping the future of engineering and technology.

Organized by the Engineering Students’ Association (ESA) and spearheaded by Rahma Anuro (ESA Chairperson) and Andrian Kahuthu (Organizing Chairperson), alongside a dedicated committee, Tech Week Kenya 3.0 provided an engaging platform for participants to explore emerging trends, network, and share knowledge.

The event, supported by corporate sponsors and the University of Nairobi, featured a series of high-impact activities, including project exhibitions, workshops, and panel discussions. These sessions equipped attendees with insights into cutting-edge technologies and solutions addressing real-world challenges.

Highlights included innovative student projects that demonstrated creative approaches to solving pressing societal issues. Workshops offered hands-on training in emerging technologies, enabling participants to develop practical skills critical for a rapidly evolving industry.

The event was graced by prominent figures, including Mr. Johnson Ireri Kinyua, Dean of Students, and Prof. Siphila Wanjiku Mumenya, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering. Their presence reaffirmed the University of Nairobi’s dedication to fostering an environment where innovation thrives.

In her keynote address, Prof. Mumenya remarked:

"Tech Week exemplifies the transformative power of collaboration and mentorship in engineering and technology. Together, we are creating solutions that will shape a sustainable and inclusive future."

Mr. Kinyua praised the efforts of the students and organizers, saying:

"The ingenuity and drive displayed during Tech Week are a testament to the limitless potential of our young technologists. They inspire hope and confidence in Kenya’s future."

The success of Tech Week Kenya 3.0 has set a new standard for future events, highlighting the importance of uniting academia, industry, and government in driving technological progress. Beyond knowledge sharing, the event cultivated invaluable networks and mentorships, empowering participants to lead innovation in their fields.

As Tech Week Kenya 3.0 concluded, the message was clear: Kenya’s engineering and technology sectors are on an upward trajectory, driven by the creativity, diversity, and determination of its people. With continued support and collaboration, the future of technology in Kenya is poised for extraordinary achievements.