The curtains have officially closed on the 2026 Annual Staff Seminar and Team Building, and the energy on campus today was nothing short of electric. After two days of deep intellectual engagement and strategic reflection in the auditorium, today, April 30th, saw the Kabarak University family transition from the boardroom to the field for a day dedicated to physical wellness, laughter, and the spirit of togetherness.

Day 2 of our Annual Staff Seminar was a powerful continuation of our journey toward institutional excellence. Following a high-impact opening day, today focused on the practical frameworks and ethical foundations that sustain a world-class university.

The first day of the 2026 Annual Staff Seminar took a deep, reflective turn in the afternoon as the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Henry K. Kiplangat, PhD, MBS, OGW, took to the podium. His session, "Modern Leadership in Action: Inspiring People, Purpose, and Performance,"  moved beyond theoretical management styles, offering instead a practical blueprint for the university's future.

Kabarak University officially commenced its 2026 Annual Staff Seminar and Team Building today, Tuesday, April 28, 2026. This three-day event serves as a cornerstone of institutional growth, bringing together staff from all departments to reflect on their mission and sharpen the skills needed to navigate the evolving landscape of higher education.

Kabarak University reached a historic milestone by hosting the inaugural Bonaya Godana Distinguished Lecture at our Main Campus. Organized through the Kabarak University School of Law and the Kabarak University Press, the event served as a powerful tribute to the late Dr. Bonaya Adhi Godana, a towering figure in Kenyan statesmanship and a pioneer in international law.

The reputation of our institution as a center of academic excellence continues to ripple across the East African region. On Saturday, 18th April 2026, we had the distinct pleasure of hosting a high-powered delegation from the National Private Educational Institutions Association of Uganda (NPEIA-UG) and their counterparts from Rwanda. The visiting group, comprised of forty-three national and provincial leaders led by Chairperson Mr. Kirabira Hasadu and CEO Mr. Orikiriza Didas, stopped at our main campus as a primary highlight of their Kenyan tour. This visit was far more than a simple courtesy call; it was a direct result of the interest generated after our university team represented the Vice-Chancellor at Uganda’s National Education Day last year. When excellence is consistent, it naturally attracts those who seek to lead and innovate.