Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology continues to advance in sustainable innovation as one of its student innovators from the School of Natural Sciences, Ms. Teresia Nyandoro, garnered interest from potential collaborators for large-scale production of her eco-friendly sanitary pad innovation. Developed using biodegradable sugarcane bagasse, the patented innovation drew significant attention during the Kaimosi Friends University (KAFU) first ever Innovation Week, held on 24th and 25th March, 2025, where fellow innovators expressed interest in partnering on mass production. Ms. Nyandoro is currently raising KES 6 million to establish a mini-production plant at the MMUST Science Park Innovation and Incubation Centre, which will have the capacity to manufacture 140 pads per minute. Also representing MMUST at the event were the Associate Dean School of Computing and Informatics, Dr. Collins Odoyo and one more student innovator from the School of Engineering and Built Environment, Mr. Phabian Odoyo.