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Aspire c 2016 Career
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m Appreciating
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s March 14, 2016: Africa Nazarene University received
special visitors who came bearing gifts for the library.
r Dr. Paul Oxley, former Professor of Ethics and Theology
o at Emmanuel College in Franklin Springs, Georgia,
u presented six boxes of books which were culled from
n his personal collection to donate to the ANU library.
d The books, a majority of which are theological and
ethical in nature, will serve to resource students
u in the Religion Department. Dr. Russel Frazier,
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library committee, was present for the ceremony and
said, “I would like to express my sincere gratitude to
Prof. Oxley whose donation comes in a timely manner
as ANU launches the Doctor of Ministry and PhD
programmes and as we endeavor to provide adequate
resources for all of our students.”
ANU would like to thank Prof. Oxley for his kindness
and generosity towards Africa Nazarene University
and his shared mission and commitment to serve
Christ through education.

MfoBr AThFoouogdht Ruby Aspire
Series Conference
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March 8, 2016: ANU hosted KCB Group CEO Mr.
Joshua Oigara during the MBA Food for Thought May 5 - 6, 2016: Africa Nazarene University in
Series at its Agrho House Campus. Themed “Preparing collaboration with Nairuby hosted a two day
for Excellence”, the event secured the attendance of International Ruby Conference themed “Nurturing
students, faculty and staff alike, all who relished and Entrepreneurship through Open Source Culture” at its
acknowledged Mr. Oigara’s educative presentation. Main Campus, Ongata Rongai.

“Education prepares you to take off. The journey for The conference brought together entrepreneurs,
excellence is catalyzed by your conviction and belief.” developers, open sources contributors and conferences
said Mr. Oigara. “Excellence means being self-driven speakers from all over the world targeting students,
and confident” he concluded. entrepreneurs and bloggers interested in pursuing
entrepreneurship.
Vice Chancellor Prof. Leah Marangu asserted the
need to seek excellence without taking shortcuts to Guest speaker Mr. Raymond T Hightower, a software
make a difference and have an impact towards world developer, open source hardware enthusiast, founder
transformation. of Wisdom Group and organizer of Chicago Ruby
encouraged the participants on the need to be involved
“Excellence is not for the faint hearted. It requires in Open Source culture citing that is the future of the
perseverance.” Prof. Marangu. African Continent.

ANU would like to thank Mr. Joshua Oigara for Open House
gracing the MBA Food for Thought Series and sharing Teachers’
his invaluable knowledge and expertise, which went Conference
a long way in inspiring the ANU Community and
towards the success of the event. God Bless you!!! March 18, 2016: ANU hosted its first ever edition of
the Open House Teachers’ Conference at its Main
2016 Campus, Ongata Rongai. Themed, “Transforming the
Community Lives of Future Generations”, the conference offered
Outreach training on School Leadership Management.

June 24- 25, 2016: ANU the second edition of its annual The conference was facilitated by Mrs. Catherine
Community Outreach initiative at the Honeymoon Kiyapi, Curriculum Officer of Nairobi County, Mrs.
Grounds, Ongata Rongai. Jael Mureithi, Principal of Moi Girls Nairobi and Dr.
Veronica Kaluyu of Africa Nazarene University.
Themed “Embracing our Communities”, the two day The conference attracted over 100 teachers from across
event offered free services in basic lifestyle disease the country representing both private and public
screening, HIV testing and counseling, dental checkup schools.
and counseling to residents of Ongata Rongai.

The initiative also hosted a two day environmental
waste management program majorly conducted by
the University’s student body who offered clean up
services in the environs of Ongata Rongai Town.

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Aspire Food and Bananas
Medicine
Leisure They are a favorite food of people of all ages. They are
Maureen N. Leng’ete sweet, creamy and rich in nutrients. Their Potassium
content is high which helps regulate blood pressure
“Let food be thy medicine, and medicine thy food”. and heart function. They are rich in fiber which is
Hippocrates, who is considered the father of modern important for bowel movement. For athletes and other
medicine, spoke these words in the 5th century BC, sportsmen and women they are a favorite because
but they hold as true today as they did then. they keep energy levels constant and prevent muscle
cramps. They are best eaten when completely ripe
with brown spots on them.

Here are some of the super foods that are locally

Fish and Fish Oilavailable and can afford us immense health benefits.

Avocados

Avocados contain healthful monounsaturated fat, Fish is widely known for its health benefits to the
which has been linked to a reduced risk of cancer, heart heart, keeping colds and flus at bay as well as cutting
disease, and diabetes. They also contain antioxidants the risk of cancers, arthritis, Alzheimer’s, stroke and
which help our eyes and skin remain healthy. diabetes.

Tomatoes

Cabbage

74 Cabbage stimulates the immune system, kills bacteria Tomatoes have long been known for their super
and viruses, and is a good blood purifier. The red (or benefits. They contain Lycopene that gives them
purple) cabbage has even stronger doses of antioxidants their rich red color. They also are rich in antioxidants
(anthocyanins) that have anticancer benefits. such as beta carotene, Vitamin C and E as well as the
mineral manganese. Research has repeatedly linked
intake of tomatoes with heart health, prevention of
prostate cancer in men, improved bone health as well
as regulation of fats in the blood stream. The good
thing about tomatoes is that they benefit us whether
we eat them raw, cooked, dried or in sauces.

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In all our cultures and throughout the ages, honey has As a region we are endowed with a variety of natural
played an important antibacterial and antiviral role. In spices that are of immense benefits. Most of these spices
fact, further research is being carried out on its role in offer antioxidant benefits. The protective benefits to
the healing of wounds and digestive health. the human body range from slowing the aging process
like wrinkles to preventing heart diseases and cancer.
Garlic Some of these spices include; Cinnamon (mdalasini),
Oregano, Cloves (karafuu), turmeric (bizari ya
manjano), Ginger (tangawizi), Cumin (iliki) and all
types of pepper. They can be incorporated into our
foods fresh or dry as a substitute for salt, sugar and fat
and what is more, they add flavor and color to the food.

This is the most researched on super food and for a The above list is not exhaustive
good reason. It is known as a powerful antioxidant, but contains just a small
antibacterial, lowers levels of bad cholesterol in the selection of the power foods
blood and helps prevent harmful clogging of blood we can easily access. Our
arteries. Regular consumption of this bulb boosts the diets should be well varied in
body’s immunity to fight colds and infections. If the color and texture of food for
smell of garlic puts you off, chew on a sprig of parsley. us to extract maximum health
benefits. Doing this while limiting
Green Tea excessive intake of sugar, salt,
unhealthy fats and processed
Kenya is among the world’s top producers of tea, and foods will maximize our body’s
in recent years the role of green tea has been gaining disease fighting potential.
ground as is evident in our supermarket shelves.
This is due to studies that have shown its cancer risk
reduction properties as well as its anti-inflammatory
abilities that are protective against stroke and heart
disease.

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Aspire serves FRIED BUTTERNUT CHAPATIS
a three course STUFFED WITH GUACAMOLE
African inspired
meal with BUTTERNUT CHAPATIS INGREDIENTS
easily accessible
ingredients. •1 medium butternut
•11/2kg flour
Courtesy of •3 onions
Chef Diana Ngei •Cooking oil
•Salt
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GUACAMOLE INGREDIENTS

•10 Tomatoes
•5 Onions
•1 bunch Coriander
•3 large Avocados
•Salt
•Black pepper

PROCEDURE – BUTTERNUT CHAPATIS

1. Peel butternut and boil for 40-45 minutes till well
done, drain the water
2. Put your onions in a pan and sautee them.
3. Add your butternut and mash till fine then put it
aside to cool
4. After it cools put the butternut in a bowl and add
your 1kg flour and knead till it is not sticky
5. Add some more flour if need be then let your dough
rest for about 30mins
6. Roll your dough out and split it into small buns.
7. Roll out the small buns and cook them on a pan with
very little oil.

PROCEDURE – GUACAMOLE

1. Dice your onions, tomatoes, coriander and mix them
together in a bowl
2. Add your avocado and mix well
3. Season with salt and black pepper

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WHOLE TILAPIA COOKED IN A CASSAVA
TOMATO AND BELL PEPPER
SAUCE WITH CASSAVA AND INGREDIENTS
VEGETABLES
•4 pieces of tamarind (already removed from the shell)
INGREDIENTS •4 whole cassava
•Salt
•500 ml Cooking Oil •Black pepper
•7 Whole tilapia
•3 Onions PROCEDURE
•6 Tomatoes
•3 large Green bell peppers 1.Cut the cassava into cubes (your preferred size)
•Dill 2.Put in a boiling pot
•Salt 3.Add the tamarind
•Black Pepper 4.Add salt and black pepper
5.Boil for 30-45 minutes
PROCEDURE 6.Drain the water and separate the cassava from the
tamarind
1.Deep fry your tilapia until fully cooked. 7.Deep fry your cassava in hot oil for 5-10 minutes until
2.Remove the tilapia from the oil, draining all the crispy and golden brown
excess oil.
3.Sautee your onions VEGGIES
4.Add tomatoes and bell peppers. Simmer until
tomatoes are mashed INGREDIENTS
5.Add dill
6.Add salt and black pepper for seasoning •Snow peas
7.Add your already fried fish and let it simmer •Horse radish
•Ginger
•Garlic
•Salt

PROCEDURE

1.Blanch the snow peas and horse radish
2.Sautee your onions adding ginger and garlic paste
3.Toss your snow peas and radishes together
4.Add salt to taste

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Aspire TROPICAL FRUIT ROLL FILLING

SPONGE CAKE

INGREDIENTS PROCEDURE

•900g all purpose flour 1.Cut the fruits into cubes and mix in a bowl. Add
•150 eggs passions fruit mix and chill.
•900g sugar 2.In another bowl put the whipping cream add a tea
•30g Vanilla essence spoon of a castor sugar and whip until if forms a peak
3.Apply the whipping cream on your already cooked
PROCEDURE sponge
4.Take out your fruits from the chiller and drain the
1.Pre heat oven excess water
2.Whip the eggs and sugar in a bowl till fluffy 5.Add the fruits on top of the whipping cream
3.Fold in the flour slowly 6.Roll it in slowly and firmly into a roll.
4.Line your baking trays with grease proof papers
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about 3mm so make the rolling easier
6.Bake for 30mins at 170degrees Celsius
7.When the sponge cake is ready put it on the
racks to cool down

MEET THE CHEF AspireLeisure

Up and coming Chef Diana Ngei openly shares her Your inspiration? 79
profound love and passion for Culinary Arts. In her
mid-20s, Chef Diana’s skills defy her age, earning her I draw my inspiration from Chef Gordon Ramsey. He
a job in one of Kenya’s highly acclaimed hotels. Diana has accomplished a lot with his love for food and I hope
holds a Diploma in Culinary Arts from the International to achieve the same, if not better.
Hotel and Tourism Institute (IHTI). She hopes to
purse a Degree in Culinary Arts in the near future. Career aspirations?

Why food? I hope to own restaurant and café bistro that offers
African food with a twist. I am currently working on
Food brings people together. I get to be of service to a menu that I hope will make my restaurant stand out
people through my love for food and cooking. as the best African restaurant not only in Kenya, but in
the region.
cWaaresetrhpisatyho?ur chosen
Mcheesfssa?ge to aspiring
No. I was a Procurement major at University, but
always second-guessed my decision to pursue Business If you have a passion for food, jump right into it. Be
Management. My love of food was evident to my family open-minded and ready to learn.
and my mum prodded me to pursue Culinary Arts. I am
now more confident than ever that food is my calling. Message to your parents and parents of aspiring chefs?
I, however, hope to pursue a Business Management I want to thank my parents for their endless support. I
course which will help me learn the tips of running a urge parents to appreciate their children’s dreams and
business. offer them support. This is especially important for the
young men who want to pursue Culinary Arts where
yWeoxhpuraetrpierisonfcteehs?esiolenvael l of culture asserts that a man’s place is not in the kitchen.
The opportunities in this career are endless.
I have cooked professionally for a year and a couple of
months.

Your specialty?

Pastry. I love making cakes… all types of cakes.

Your favorite cuisine?

African cuisine with a twist. African dishes stand out.

Your signature dish?

Kienyeji (free range) chicken and pumpkin chapatis.

Favorite ingredient?

You can never go wrong with black pepper. It gives
food that ultimate kick.

aBcigcgoemspt lishment?

I once made cookies for a visiting high profile dignitary
who requested to personally thank the chef. I was
elated.

Aspire Fashion
African Collection
Josyline
Kendi Gitonga An exclusive interview with fashionpreneur When creating a fashion collection, be in-
Josyline Kendi Gitonga, Founder of Monifa novative and deliver fashion pieces that meet
80 Designs and a 3rd Year International Business your clients’ tastes and preferences.
Management (IBM) student.
How do you balance your studies and business?
What kind of fashion collection do you focus on?
I give my studies preference and practice
Afro-west fusion which focuses on African - fashion after my classes. It has not been easy
Western fused statements. and has eaten into my social life. The goals I
have for Monifa Designs are great but I know
Why the specific collection? I can’t do it without an education. I have
therefore sought to strike a balance accord-
This collection was inspired by my desire ingly.
to share unique concepts with my clientele,
giving them the best of both worlds- Western Where do you see Monifa in 5 years time?
and African.
I hope to do mass production and showcase
When did you start operation? my designs in more fashion shows. As a mat-
ter of fact, I’ll be showcasing at this year’s
Monifa Designs was born in November 2013 Swahili Fashion Weej un Arusha and the
– the start of my fashion empire. JW Show in Nairobi. I hope this will create
awareness of my brand.
What sparked your interest in fashion?
What advice would you give to aspiring fashion designers and
I interned for 2 fashion designers at the ten- entrepreneurs?
der age of 17, sparking my interest and cour-
age to pursue fashion and design. It is never easy to start but let your dream and
struggle be your motivation. Make it your
Why did you decide to pursue entrepreneurship in fashion? business to chase your dreams.

This is primarily a passion for me and the lev- Models: ANU Students Photography:
el of satisfaction I have when creating outfits
drove me to pursue it from a business point Caleb Ngolo Evans Kirui
of view. I don’t have any regrets whatsoever. Priscah Nthenya
Blessing Chidinma Make Up Artist:
Where do you find the inspiration for each Monifa (fashion) Ebuka Henry
collection? Caroline Ngari Caroline Ngar

The desire to create new and unique concepts Wardrobe by: Monifa Designs- 0702 179 131
that are a first in the Kenyan market.

What is the biggest lesson that you have learned as an
entrepreneur in fashion?

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Graduating class
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Master of Business Administration

Agnes Muthoni Atako Mwenje Kath- Florie Nihorimbere Kelly Mugisha Nyongesa Haron
Mwenda leen Wanyonyi

Nahigejeje Nadege Veronica Wairimu M Udofia evelyn

Master of Education

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Master in Governance, Peace and
Security Management

Abel Hola Ahmed Osman Dirie Kogei Magdalene Macharia Maureen Masoud Mwinyi
Chepchumba Wangari

Mohamed Yoni Musyoni Moicah Rachael Njeri Ngumi Shukri Ibrahim Ali Sokomwuyoh Gregory
Syovutha

Winnie M kihara

Master of Science in ENRM

Julia Wangari Kariuki Walter Onekon
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Master of Science in Applied
Information Technology

John Kirimi Marete Kiburio Evanson
Kariuki

Master of Arts in Religion

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Andrew Mungambi Brian Atswenje Brian Kamau Carine Bonzi Cynthia Fay Malomba
Ambulwa Ongamo

Deborah Musavuli Derrick Ngungu Elmore Kaka Erickson Emasit Fiona Jelagat Kibet
Mukusya

Harriet Makena Ian Ludovic Ibomoo Kingsley Jamal Richard Kimani Kingori Kenneth
Muhindu

Karonga Danny Kasia Tina Kalee Lucky Ndanu Peter Magdalene Kiloko Nduati Paul Rurigi
Mwenda Muithya

Nyakoe Juliet Bonareri Oliver Kyalo Matenge Onesmus Kimathi Nicholas Njunge Nicole Nzoka Kasule
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Mbevo

Ruto Korir Emmanuel Salama Bahati Laetitia Susan Njoki Macharia Tom Mwangi Gitundu Ziro Masumbuo
Mpathe

Tony Kinyanjui N Wandago Sidney
Onindo

Bachelor of Arts in Counseling
Psychology

Achoki Stella Asha Nakisege Ngobi Barbara Wanjiru Beatrice Jepkongei Bernard Njiri Mwaura
Mbugua Barmasai

Caroline Adhiambo Catherine Nyamai Chepsat Eileen Chesesio Denise Diana Nyangura
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Wamukui

George Ouma Osoo Geraldine Mutheu Gitau Esther Stella Grace Nempiris Irine Tabu Ndete
Githubiri Wanjiku Letoiya

Japheth Mulinge Joan Achieng Koi Kimengich Dorcas Lynnet Kitula Kangela Margaret Jesang
Kimondiu

Justus Kinywa Mugo Kangogo Millicent Mary Gorretty Ajwang Mary Mmbone A Mary Wanjiku Gacheru
Jelagat Mugwanga

Margaret Waithera Mugo Nancy Wanjiru Mwaniki Brenda Mwesigwa Alex Nancy Njambi Mathu
Karani Wangari

Naomi Nyambura Ndungu Jane Wanjiru Ngochi Catherine Nyanchama Piles Omar Rahma
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Alice Chepkirui Alice Njeri Muchiri Angwenyi Rebecca Anna M Nzyimi Anna Mukai Kithuka
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Anna Nduku Matheka Anne Achieng Auka Irene Nyanduko Awino Beatrice Barwaqa Noor Ali
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Biwott Monicah Biwott Sheila Catherine Mutile Catherine Nthoki Catherine Muanziu
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Catherine Kaumo Catherine Kirigo Celina Kavuu Kimeu Charito C Sheila Charity Beryl Nyanjom
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Mutwiri

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Francis Kilonzo Mwilu Francis Mulatya Felisters Mutwa Felix K Musembi Florence Abuom
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