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������ý officially launched its�� 2nd Culture Week on March 25, 2025, under the theme “Our Culture, Our Heritage, Our Wealth.” The event, running until March 28, was introduced by Prof. Rose Ongati, Director of Linkages, Outreach & Consultancies, who highlighted its significance in celebrating cultural diversity. ��

Event Highlights
The week-long festival features: ��
- Cultural performances (songs, dances, theater) ��
- Sports activities ��
- Exhibition of cultural artifacts ��
- Traditional cuisine tasting ��
- Fashion shows and modeling ��
- Crowning of *Mr. and Miss Culture* ��

• More Updates��of ������ý 2nd Cultural Week�� �� ��

• Final Day of the ������ý 2nd Cultural Week

She highlighted the purpose of Culture Week, which is to enhance intercultural interaction. Participants get to know the cultures of other communities, ​​how they dress, their languages, food, and their dances. This makes an immense contribution toward promoting and enhancing nationhood and national identity.
The purpose of the Culture Week is:

• Celebrating diversity��through cultural expressions

• Preserving heritage��via performances and exhibitions

• Fostering unity��by bringing the university community together

• Promoting intercultural learning—understanding different languages, foods, and traditions to strengthen national identity

The university thanked sponsors and partners, citing the��Obutntu Philosophy:��“I am because we are,”��emphasizing community and shared humanity.

This year’s event builds on the success of the inaugural Culture Week, further solidifying its role in safeguarding Kenya’s rich cultural heritage.