Unicaf participated in the , held from 5–9 October at Diamond Leisure Lodge in Diani, Kenya, engaging with professionals and industry stakeholders to promote accessible higher education, flexible online learning and opportunities for continued professional development.
The conference provided a valuable platform for Unicaf to showcase its academic programmes and scholarship opportunities, raise awareness of its flexible learning model and explore potential collaborations with organisations committed to advancing professional growth and lifelong learning.
As part of its participation, Unicaf’s Country Manager, Ms Winnie Rachael, delivered a speaking session highlighting the importance of expanding access to higher education through flexible online learning, scholarship opportunities and partnerships with recognised universities. The session also emphasised the role of continuous professional development in helping professionals strengthen their knowledge, develop new skills and pursue further academic qualifications.
A key highlight of the conference was the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Unicaf and the . The agreement marks an important step towards a strategic collaboration aimed at promoting educational opportunities for AAA members, supporting professional development and creating pathways to further academic advancement through Unicaf’s scholarship programmes.
The collaboration establishes a foundation for future initiatives connecting members of the African Arbitration Association with flexible higher education opportunities designed to accommodate the demands of professional life.
Through its participation in TAKUKA Conference 2026, Unicaf reaffirmed its commitment to making quality higher education more accessible and supporting lifelong learning through collaboration with professional organisations and other stakeholders.
The event also enabled Unicaf to strengthen its professional network, engage with key stakeholders and explore opportunities for partnerships that can contribute to academic and professional development across the region.
