Tharaka University’s (TUN) growing footprint in digital transformation and institutional innovation continues to attract attention, with the University today hosting a five-member delegation drawn from various departments of the Office of the Auditor-General (OAG), Nairobi, which paid a courtesy call to the Vice-Chancellor & CEO, Prof. Peter K. Muriungi, PhD, ahead of a three-day benchmarking engagement running from Wednesday 21st to Friday 23rd October 2026.
The visit, themed “Digital Transformation and Artificial Intelligence for Public Sector Capability,” provides a platform for knowledge exchange and learning from Tharaka University’s digital transformation journey, reflecting the institution’s commitment to leveraging technology to enhance operational efficiency, service delivery, and institutional performance.
Day one featured presentations on AI in learning and staff development, process automation and integrated systems, and knowledge, information, and document management on our digital library. These areas underscore the University’s strides in embracing digital solutions to strengthen institutional processes and improve service delivery.
As a public university in performance and productivity, Tharaka University continues to demonstrate how strategic digitalisation and emerging technologies can drive institutional growth, positioning the institution as a valuable partner for peer learning, benchmarking and innovation across the public sector.
At Tharaka University, we do not just embrace digital transformation; we are shaping the pace of innovation and inspiring others to learn from our journey.
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