CUK and CPF Financial Services Partner to Explore Strategic Collaboration and MoU

The Vice Chancellor, Prof. Kamau Ngamau (4th left), Head of Taifa Pension Fund at CPF Group, Ms. Caroline Kodo (3rd Left), together with the delegation from CPF and CUK at the sidelines of the consultative meeting between the two organizations at the Main Campus in Karen, Nairobi – July 22, 2026.

The Vice Chancellor, Prof Kamau Ngamau, welcomed a delegation from CPF Financial Services led by Ms. Caroline Kodo, Head of Taifa Pension Fund at CPF Group, for a high-level consultative meeting aimed at exploring opportunities for strategic collaboration at our Main Campus, Karen.

Head of Taifa Pension Fund at CPF Group, Ms. Caroline Kodo (centre) during the courtesy visit at the Main Campus, Karen – July 22, 2026

The engagement provided a platform for both institutions to share their respective strengths, exchange ideas, and deliberate on areas of mutual interest that will ultimately form the basis of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).

The proposed partnership seeks to foster meaningful collaboration in areas that support innovation, student internships and attachments, capacity building, research, financial literacy, and sustainable institutional development. Through this engagement, CUK reaffirms its commitment to building strategic partnerships that create lasting impact, enhance knowledge exchange, and contribute to national socio-economic development.

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