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The National Defence University-Kenya (NDU-K) today hosted the National Defence College (NDC) Course 27-2024/2025 participants at the University Seat, Lanet.

The NDC staff and course participants, led by the College Deputy Commandant Military Major General Stephen Mutuku and Deputy Commandant Civil Amb Simon Nabukwesi, were on a induction tour at the NDU-K where they were apprised on University’s mandate of training and building capacity as well as conducting research and innovation in the niche area of National security and strategy.

Over two hundred golfers teed off at the Nakuru Golf Club (NGC) in the Inaugural National Defence University-Kenya (NDU-K) Golf Tournament on Saturday, 13 July 2024.

The one-day tournament was sponsored by NDU-K in collaboration with Kingdom Bank saw both men and women golfers from across the country competing in various golf categories; the longest drive, both men and women, best nine, and the guest winner. There were also special categories, which included KDF winner, veteran winner, senior and junior golfer category. Those who emerged victorious in their respective categories were awarded with trophies and goodies.

The National Defence University-Kenya (NDU-K) on 2nd July 2024 hosted the Chief of Staff and Head of Public Service Mr. Felix Koskei, at International Peace Support Training Centre (IPSTC), when he presided over the closing ceremony of Ethics and Leadership for National Security Course.

IPSTC is a College of NDU-K mandated to conduct training, education and research, informing military, police and civilian personnel in all aspects of peace support operations in order to improve the effectiveness of the response to complex emergencies.

The National Defence University-Kenya (NDU-K) Vice-Chancellor (VC), Lieutenant General Jimson Mutai has reaffirmed the University's commitment to offering cutting-edge training and research, creating an enabling academic discourse, facilitating the exchange of knowledge and expertise, necessary to address dynamic security challenges as well as supporting national development.

The VC underscored the importance of the current collaboration between NDU-K and local and International Government Agencies as well as other institutions of higher learning, stating that such partnerships enhance mutual learning, research, and innovation.

Participants of National Defence College (NDC) Course 26 – 2023/2024 this week took part in physical and virtual theses defences as part of the process towards a Master of Arts in National Security and Strategy degree of NDU-K. NDC is a College of NDU-K.

While launching the programme on 16th July 24, the Deputy Vice-Chancellor Academic and Student Affairs, Prof Anne Muigai encouraged the panellists to conduct the defenses professionally and according to University regulations. She further assured them that the University had availed the necessary resources to ensure the success of the process.