Kenyatta University Chancellor Dr. Benson Wairegi signs the condolence book during a memorial service at the University's amphitheatre to honor two scholars who perished in the Ethiopian airlines crash. The University lost Prof. Agnes Gathumbi and Dr. Isaac Mwangi who were returning home after attending to official duties abroad. They were celebrated as dedicated scholars who served the University with distinction.

Kenyatta University Chancellor Dr. Benson Wairegi addresses the congregation during a memorial service at the University's amphitheatre to honor two scholars who perished in the Ethiopian airlines crash. The University lost Prof. Agnes Gathumbi and Dr. Isaac Mwangi who were returning home after attending to official duties abroad. They were celebrated as dedicated scholars who served the University with distinction.

Mourners pay tribute to Prof. Agnes Gathumbi who was a Director of teacher professional development and teaching practicum at Kenyatta University during a memorial service at St. Gabriel Catholic Church in Thome yesterday. She perished after the Ethiopian airlines flight ET302 crashed en route to Nairobi. Prof. Gathumbi, an accomplished researcher, was eulogised as a passionate scholar who was committed to raising teaching standards in Kenya and the rock of her family.

Members of the Kenyatta University management board, including ( from second left) Dr. Nelson Karagu, Registrar (Finance and Development), acting Vice-Chancellor Prof. Frederick Gravenir, and acting Deputy Vice-chancellor (Administration) Prof. Fatuma Chege were among Mourners who paid tribute to Prof. Agnes Gathumbi during a memorial service at St. Gabriel Catholic Church in Thome yesterday. Prof. Gathumbi, who was a Director of teachers professional development and teaching practicum at Kenyatta University perished after the Ethiopian airlines flight ET302 crashed en route to Nairobi. She was eulogised as a passionate scholar who was committed to raising teaching standards in Kenya and the rock of her family.