Kabarak University participated in the Mt. Kenya Mega National Careers Exhibition 2024 held at Chania Boys High School, Thika Town in Kiambu County. The two-day expo, commencing on 23rd February, 2024, and concluding today, February 24, 2024, attracted numerous high schools across different counties and exhibitors, including universities and colleges, showcasing their course offerings to prospective high school students.

In the hustle and bustle of university life, where lectures, assignments, and exams often dominate students' schedules, it's refreshing to see young minds coming together for a cause beyond their Academic Life. On 24^th February, 2024, a heartwarming initiative, ‘SMILE FOR A SMILE CHARITY INITIATIVE’, undertaken by the Kabarak University Students has been making waves, as they spread joy and warmth to the little hearts residing in Israel Faith Children’s Home.

The Great Rift Valley beckons, and the Africa Youth Leadership Forum (AYLF) at Kabarak City Campus is always ready to answer the call! On February 24th, a group of intrepid students, accompanied by their esteemed patron, Ms. Kombich, and supportive staff from Nakuru City Campus, embarked on an unforgettable exploration of the Menengai Crater, the largest volcanic caldera in Kenya and the second largest in Africa.

Kabarak University received a commendable visit from the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) today, recognizing the institution's exemplary commitment to tax compliance. The KRA delegation, led by impressed officials, commended Kabarak's adherence to tax regulations and expressed deep gratitude for the university's responsible fiscal practices.

We are proud to announce a significant milestone for our pioneering Master of Science in Nursing (MSc.N) students! They have officially commenced their clinical rotations at the esteemed Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital (MTRH), marking a crucial step towards their aspirations of becoming Advanced Nurse Practitioners (ANPs) upon graduation.

Kabarak University, in collaboration with the Kenya National Commission for UNESCO, proudly kicked off the 2024 International Mother Language Day with a Pre-Celebration Conference. Prof. Henry K. Kiplangat, the Vice-Chancellor, highlighted the importance of multilingual education in fostering inclusivity, preserving cultural heritage, enhancing digital literacy, and ensuring no one is left behind.