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KU marks 40 years with vibrant 32nd cultural week

Nation Media Group Commercial Manager Max Mutua (left) and Kenyatta University Vice-Chancellor, Prof Paul Wainaina, during the university’s 32nd Cultural Week 2025 Festival on December 2, 2025.

Photo credit: Wilfred Nyangaresi | Nation Media Group

Kenyatta University (KU) on Tuesday officially opened its 32nd Culture Week, coinciding with celebrations marking 40 years since the institution became a chartered university.

The week-long festival, themed “KU at 40: Culture, Bridging the Past and the Future Through Inclusivity and Technology”, featured traditional dances, music, drama, and exhibitions, offering students a platform to showcase Kenya’s cultural diversity while integrating global influences.