The initiative is supported by a one-year grant awarded by Johnson & Johnson through Aga Khan University and Amref Health Africa in Kenya
MoreThe training equipped the riders with essential skills including fracture management, choking response, bleeding control, airway management, convulsion management, and infection prevention and control.
MoreThe visit, which took place between August 11 and 15, 2025, was led by the Board Chairperson, Joseah K. Cheruiyot
MoreDuring the KMTC March 2025 intake, there were 6,750 applicants with a C+ and above who chose the college over university options.
MoreApplication for the Diploma and Certificate courses at KMTC is exclusively online via the KUCCPS portal.
MoreThe allocation, captured in the April 2025 Supplementary Budget, will (in the short term) ease the financial burden many KMTC students face and ensure continuity in their medical training.
MoreKMTC CEO Dr. Kelly Oluoch, expressed heartfelt gratitude to Books for Africa, highlighting the donation as a timely and significant boost to the College’s academic resources.
MoreKMTC CEO Dr Kelly Oluoch further appealed to Parliament to view investment in health training as a strategic imperative.
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