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Kabarak University Law School Triumphs at Inaugural ODPC National Moot Court Competition

Kabarak University s School of Law has once again solidified its reputation as a powerhouse of legal excellence. On Thursday, January 15, 2026, our talented team of aspiring advocates represented the university with distinction at the inaugural Office of the Data Protection Commissioner (ODPC) National Moot Court Competition.

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Kabarak University Shines at the Supreme Court Moot Court Competition with an Outstanding Finals Finish

Kabarak University continues to make remarkable strides in legal advocacy, proudly demonstrating its excellence on the national stage at the prestigious Supreme Court Moot Court Competition held from 12th to 14th November 2025.

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Nizikeni Papa Hapa, Ken Walibora

Mnamo Jumanne, tarehe 11 Novemba 2025, Avid Readers Forum ilifanya kikao chake cha mwisho kwa muhula wa masomo, ambapo wanajumuiya walijadili hadithi fupi “Nizikeni Papa Hapa” iliyoandikwa na Ken Walibora. Kikao hiki kiliongozwa na wasimamizi Sherine na Braxtone, na kuhudhuriwa na wanafunzi wa Kiswahili na wanachama wa klabu. Kikao kilianza kwa kusoma hadithi kwa sauti na kufuatiwa na majadiliano ya kina kuhusu dhamira, wahusika na ujumbe mpana wa kazi hii mashuhuri ya fasihi ya Kiswahili.

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A fine meeting point of tradition and modernity: A reflection on Ogot’s Land without Thunder

Grace Ogot’s “Land without Thunder” is one of those rare stories that seem to reach deep into the reader’s soul and disturb something ancient, a quiet recognition of how life, death, faith, and tradition intertwine. When I finished reading it, I was struck not just by the tragedy of Owila, but by the haunting silence that followed the thunder, a silence that spoke of guilt, broken balance, and the struggle between the living and the dead.

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Land without Thunder by Grace Ogot

On the 4th 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.

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Minutes of Glory by Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o

On 28th October, we read Minutes of glory, a short story by Ngugi wa Thiong’o. The session was led by Rebecca Muhindi, a fourth-year law student at Kabarak University. We began the session by a word of prayer, followed by a round of reading where everyone read a paragraph or two and then finally, we delved into the discussion before handing over to the coordinator and concluding with a word of prayer.

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As members of Kabarak University family, we purpose at all times and in all places, to set apart in one s heart, Jesus as Lord. (1 Peter 3:15)

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