On Wednesday, September 25th, Kabarak University celebrated the recent victories of its athletic teams during the weekly chapel service. The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Henry Kiplangat, was presented with trophies by the Dean of Students, the dedicated Sports Officer, Mr. Langat, and a group of student leaders, including the captains of the university's rugby and football teams.

Kabarak University Football Team, under the astute leadership of Coach Dr. Justine Oguta, delivered a flawless 2-1 win against Egerton FC in a thrilling friendly match at Egerton University grounds. Kabarak displayed football artistry from the kick-off, with their fluid passing and well-orchestrated plays. Every touch was deliberate, and their tactical prowess left Egerton chasing the ball across the pitch.

Kabarak University City Campus made a game-changing investment by building a FIBA-standard basketball court, addressing a long-standing need in Nakuru City. This state-of-the-art facility not only provides students with an exceptional sports environment but also offers the wider community access to a world-class court, solving the challenge of having to travel far to find such facilities.

Kabarak University, renowned for its commitment to blending academic excellence with Christian values, is proudly participating in the Global Mission Conference Africa, held from September 19th to 21st at the Catholic University of East Africa. The university's mission to provide education from a biblical perspective has positioned it as a leader in shaping students to make meaningful contributions to society while growing spiritually.

The Avid Readers’ Forum hosted the third webinar in a series for its 5^th Anniversary celebrations on Wednesday, 18 September 2024. During the webinar, the effectiveness of constitutional democracy was the centre of discussion, as was the priority conflict between the people’s voice and party politics in Kenya and the remedies available to the people to address these issues.

This year marks the first quinquennial celebrations of the Avid Readers’ Forum at the Kabarak University School of Law. The idea of having formal celebrations to mark five years of the Avid Readers Forum was a brainchild of Mr. Cedric Kadima, a Kabarak University alumnus and a founder member of the Avid Readers’ Forum. It was Mr Kadima whom in the year 2019, I requested to craft a brief concept note that would inform the operationalization of the Avid Readers’ Forum. Judged in the frame of his generation, history will be very kind to Mr Kadima. He was on this occasion, as he has always been, obedient. He crafted the concept note. Five years later, that simple concept note that was barely half a page in length has yielded the grand project that we now call the Avid Readers’ Forum.