Today, April 1st, Kaimosi Friends University hosted a team of technical officers from the State Department for Public Service and Human Capital Development, for a high-level technical assessment visit. The visit follows a formal proposal for the institution to host the Africa Public Service Day 2026 celebrations.

The delegation from the State Department, was received by the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Peter Mwita, alongside members of the university management. The team proceeded on a comprehensive tour of the KAFU main campus to assess critical infrastructure and amenities required to successfully host the event. During the inspection, key facilities including conference halls, accommodation capacity, accessibility, security, and ICT infrastructure were evaluated.

The technical team expressed strong confidence in Kaimosi Friends University’s ability to host the Africa Public Service Day, citing the institution’s adequate and well-developed amenities, as well as its strategic location.

Addressing the delegation, Vice Chancellor Prof. Peter Mwita reaffirmed the university’s readiness and commitment to collaborate with the State Department to ensure the successful hosting of the event. He noted that KAFU has consistently demonstrated its capacity to host high-profile events and is fully prepared to meet and exceed expectations. He further emphasized the university’s vision of positioning itself as a hub for academic excellence, innovation, and regional engagement.

About Africa Public Service Day

Africa Public Service Day is an annual continental event that recognizes the critical role of public service in driving governance, development, and service delivery across African nations. It brings together policymakers, public servants, scholars, and stakeholders to share experiences, showcase innovations, and promote excellence in public administration.

Projections

If hosted at Kaimosi Friends University, the Africa Public Service Day 2026 is expected to significantly elevate the institution’s profile both nationally and internationally. The event would attract delegates from across the continent, creating opportunities for knowledge exchange, partnerships, and cultural interaction. Additionally, it is projected to boost the local economy through increased demand for hospitality, transport, and other support services, while reinforcing the university’s role as a key player in national and regional development.