Here are the brilliant minds powering ESA-MU behind the scenes:.🔧 Joram Mwanyika – Projects Coordinator.⚙️ Lewis Machabe – Deputy Projects Coordinator.📸 Promise Nyawira – Publicity Secretary.💰 Nicole Chebet – Finance Secretary. #ESAMU2025 #TeamESA #EngineersInAction

Meet the leadership of the Engineering Students’ Association of Moi University (ESA-MU) 2025:.👑 Caren Bor – Chair Lady.🧠 Philip Njuguna – Vice Chair.📁 Eunice Jemutai – Secretary General.💚 De'Ivy Nyambura – Deputy Secretary General. #ESAMU2025 #MoiUniversity #StudentLeadership

We look forward to meeting you in our future events. #TSA'SExpo2025.

TSA'S EXPO 2025 RECAP! We would like to express our gratitude to the School of Engineering management, our sponsors & partners, @vilcomnetworks @armelyData @IEKnorthrift @Einnovationweek, projects' presenters, students and anyone else who ensured the success of our expo event!

🇰🇪Technology Students Association Wishes you a Happy Madaraka Day! 🇰🇪🥳🥳

TSA'S TECH DAY 2025 .Technology Students Association in collaboration with The Cube Hub - an innovation ecosystem advancing technology and enterprise - and the Moi University Information Science Students Association are pleased to invite you to the TSA's Tech Day- 2025 Event.🥳🥳

“It’s not just about having a seat at the table anymore, it’s about making sure that table has space for diverse stories, solutions, and strengths. As engineers, we need to remember that mentorship, humanitarian innovation, and volunteerism are equally our duties.”.

As an active member of the Technology Students Association (TSA), Keziah continues to merge technical knowledge with creative expression, advocating for inclusive spaces in engineering and beyond.

Her victory at IEK Women’s Day is more than a personal milestone, it’s a celebration of voice, representation, and the power of creative advocacy in STEM.

“We need more spaces where young women in engineering are seen, heard, and valued, not just as students, but as contributors to innovation and progress. That’s what my video aimed to reflect.”.

Keziah conceptualized, wrote, and produced the piece from scratch, driven by a desire to spark dialogue and inspire action. She used her storytelling and creative media skills to transform what could have been a standard submission into an impactful statement.

There’s a lot we’re getting right, but there’s also so much more we can do to support and uplift young women in this field.” .The journey to creating the video was equally intentional.

The content highlighted the roles she’s taken on, the impact she’s made, and most importantly, the gaps that still exist in the profession,especially when it comes to gender equity. “I wanted to be honest in the video, not just about what I’ve done, but what still needs to change.

Her winning video wasn’t just about aesthetics; it was a deeply personal narrative that spotlighted her contributions and experiences as a female engineering student.

— and a unique way to say it. “I saw it as more than a competition. It was a platform to reflect on the journey I’ve had as a woman in engineering and to challenge our community to do better,” Keziah shares.

TSA Feature: Venessah Keziah - Using Creativity to Bridge Gaps in Engineering.When the Institution of Engineers of Kenya (IEK) put out a call in their WhatsApp groups for creative submissions in celebration of IEK Women’s Day 2025, Venessah Keziah knew she had something to say.

📌 *Scan the QR code or click the link below to register and be a part of the change!*📲🥳. ✅#Design!Power!Thrive! ✅#TSA'sExpo2025 ✅#SustainableEldoret✅.

📌 *TSA’s Exposition 2025* 🥳🥳. 🗓️13th June.⏰9:00 AM.📍Pavillion Grounds. 📌Explore innovations under the theme: Engineering a Sustainable Core – A Focus on Eldoret City.* and dive into exciting sub-themes like green energy, smart materials, AI, sustainable mobility, and more

Our special regards goes to the Moi University Estates Department and Nursery Department who provided the trees, tools and personnel to help us realize the success of the initiative.

Overall the initiative was a fun and enlightening experience, and it empowered our engineering students to take part in more of such activities in future, as well as conserve the environment.