2 July 2006 marked a significant year in the African continent as the date of adoption of the African Youth Charter. This year, 2026, we mark twenty (20) years since the adoption of the African Youth Charter. This is an achievement for a continent that is the youngest in the world, with a median age of approximately 19 years. Over the past two decades, the Charter has provided a common vision that has aimed to promote youth rights and development across Africa. Additionally, it has helped shape national youth policies and pushed governments and partners to invest in the development of sustainable youth projects.

Every society is built on borrowed time. We live in spaces shaped by people we rarely pause to acknowledge, walking in the shadows of those who came before us. Yet as the world moves on, elders, presumed to be the carriers of memory and wisdom, are often overlooked as life rushes forward. As a result, we end up taking for granted the courage and foresight that built our civilisation. Why should we honour our elders? Because without them, we would not be who we are. They carried the burdens, built the spaces we now live in and taught us lessons we cannot learn from books. To honour them is to remember where we come from, and to learn what it takes to keep moving forward. From its very first issue, Kabarak Law Review has contributed to this task of keeping alive the memory of our elders in the Honour your elders section.

Kabarak University Press, the publishing arm of Kabarak University and a rising star in the world of academic publishing, made a notable presence at the 2023 Agricultural Society of Kenya (ASK) Show. The event, held at the Nakuru Show ground , attracted a diverse range of exhibitors and attendees from the agricultural and academic sectors. Kabarak University Press grabbed attention with their impressive display of scholarly publications.

The Kabarak Journal of Law & Ethics (KJLE) is the flagship publication of the Kabarak Law School (KLS). It is published by the Kabarak University Press (KABU Press). This will be the seventh volume of KJLE. KLS is pleased to invite submissions for its seventh issue [Volume (7) 2023] which is expected to be published in June 2023.

On 11 October 2022, Kabarak University Press launched its second book titled, Decentralisation and inclusion in Kenya: From pre-colonial times to the first decade of devolution, at the National Museum of Kenya in Nairobi.

On the 15^th of July, Prof.Githu Muigai, S.C.  Attorney General Emeritus of the Republic of Kenya launched his book Power, Politics & Law: Dynamics of Institutional Change in Kenya, 1887- 2022 The book that was published by the Kabarak University Press, details his exposition on the Kenyan Constitutional journey from 1887 to 2022. With a foreword from Chief Justice Emeritus, Prof. Willy Mutunga, the book indicates the steps that the Kenyan judicial system has made towards its independence while also giving a comprehensive look at proposed constitutional amendments that have been made since 2010.