Wandera Ogana obtained a B.Sc in Mathematics at the University of East Africa (Now the University of Nairobi) in 1970, and a PhD at Stanford University, USA, in 1975.
As an undergraduate, he wrote his first novel, Hand of Chance, published in 1970, through the Students’ Book Writing Scheme. His other literary publications include, Days of Glamour (1975), Campus Days (2007), A Family Affair (2011), and several criticisms.
After retiring as a professor of Applied Mathematics, he took interest in promoting Mathematics through fiction.
This has resulted in: Little Hesabu Friends (2026) and; Mathematics Contest (2026).
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Wandera Ogana obtained a B.Sc in Mathematics at the University of East Africa (Now the University of Nairobi) in 1970, and a PhD at Stanford University, USA, in 1975.
As an undergraduate, he wrote his first novel, Hand of Chance, published in 1970, through the Students’ Book Writing Scheme. His other literary publications include, Days of Glamour (1975), Campus Days (2007), A Family Affair (2011), and several criticisms.
After retiring as a professor of Applied Mathematics, he took interest in promoting Mathematics through fiction.
This has resulted in:
Little Hesabu Friends (2026) and; Mathematics Contest (2026).