The growing demand for modern teaching, learning, and research in educational institutions has necessitated significant infrastructural upgrades. In response, Africa Nazarene University (ANU) has embarked on a transformative initiative to enhance its digital campus infrastructure through a partnership with KENET's Digital Campus Infrastructure (DCI) initiative. This collaboration aims to address persistent challenges related to internet accessibility and reliability across the campus, thereby transforming Learning, Research and Working environments using technology  

Before the implementation of DCI, ANU faced significant challenges in its digital infrastructure. One of the most pressing issues was the lack of comprehensive Wi-Fi coverage, particularly in student hostels, which restricted the use of modern tools of education like E-learning, online classes and access to online libraries for resident students.