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The first big step forwardFive years later, in 2005, CPCHEA hosted another conference at the Nairobi Graduate School of Theology (NEGST). This was organised, against the odds, by Rev. Isaac Njaramba Mutua and his wife, Beth Wangari. wigeDelegates from more than 13 African countries attended. The theme of this conference, Making a difference in Today’s Africa fitted very well with the earlier conference theme. This conference ignited significant developments, the greatest one being the establishment of CPCHEA’s secretariat. with Rev. Mutua appointed Director and Chair of the Council with the Secretariat based in Kitale, Kenya. The Nairobi conference was followed by IAPCHE’s (International Association for the Promotion of Christian Higher Education) Global conference in Nicaragua in 2006, whose theme was, Christian Higher Education in Global Context: Implications for Curriculum, Administration and Pedagogy: By this time CPCHEA had been officially recognised as IAPCHE’s African regional council. As it is todayWith dlligent, hard work and the development of a fruitful collaborative realationship with the International Association for the Promotion of Christian Higher Education, CPCHEA has come of age. It is still a major challenge working in the context the world's poorest continent, but there is now no doubt that we are here to stay. CONTACTThe Executive Director may be contacted by: Email:cpchea_admin@cpchea.org Tel. No. 254-054-31816 or Mobile No. 254-723-887-221 |
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