On the 4^th of November 2025, the Avid Readers’ Forum met for yet another spirited and intellectually stimulating discussion on Grace Ogot’s short story “Land without thunder.”  The lead reader for the day’s session was Billheart Braxton, a second year law student at Kabarak University. From the outset, it was clear that this was more than a literary conversation, it was a deep dive into the psychology, spirituality, and artistry embedded in African storytelling.

Kabarak University proudly celebrates Mercy Cherono, one of our outstanding students from the School of Education, Humanities & Social Sciences, for her historic achievement at the World Chess Olympiad for People with Disabilities, held in Astana, Kazakhstan.

As KTN marks 35 years of shaping Kenya s media landscape, Kabarak University joins in celebrating this remarkable milestone, one that reflects resilience, innovation, and storytelling excellence. Over the decades, KTN has not only informed and entertained audiences but has also become a key training ground for some of the country s finest media professionals, many of whom trace their roots to institutions like Kabarak University.