Kabarak University has achieved another remarkable milestone, solidifying its place among Africa’s leading institutions of higher learning. We are proud to announce our official membership in the Association of African Universities (AAU) — a prestigious network that brings together the continent’s most distinguished universities in a shared mission to advance higher education, research, and innovation across Africa.

Kabarak University kicked off its comprehensive orientation program today, warmly welcoming a new cohort of staff members and trainers from both the university and its TVET Institute. Held at the Kabarak University Online (KABUO) facility, the program featured presentations from various departments, schools, directors, and senior management. Professor Henry Kiplagat, the Vice-Chancellor, led the day’s proceedings.

Kabarak University marked a significant leadership transition today with the Swearing-in and Dedication Ceremony for the newly elected Kabarak University Students Organization (KUSO) leaders. The solemn event, held at the Convocation Hall Chapel, emphasized the essence of servant leadership, integrity, and commitment to service.

Kabarak University's commitment to holistic student development was further exemplified yesterday with the commissioning of its newly elected Christian Union (KUCU) leadership. The ceremony, held at the Convocation Hall, recognized the vital role the CU plays in the spiritual life of the campus. The service emphasized the importance of servant leadership and the dedication required to nurture the faith community within the university.

The School of Music and Media provided a valuable opportunity for aspiring writers and mass communication students, courtesy of the Kabarak Journalism Club, with a writer's training session today. The event ran from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m.

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