The corridors of Kabarak University resonated with anticipation as the distinguished guests from the University of Venda led by Prof. Bernard Nthambeleni, Vice-Chancellor and Principal arrived for their courtesy call to the hallowed office of Prof. Henry Kiplangat, the visionary Vice-Chancellor of Kabarak University. As Prof. Nthambeleni and his team crossed the threshold into Prof. Kiplangat's domain, a palpable sense of excitement filled the room, a blend of two worlds colliding for the greater good of academia.

In an exciting and unprecedented collaboration between two distinguished institutions, Kabarak University's Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Henry Kiplangat, had the honor of receiving a delegation from the University of Ibadan, led by their Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Kayode Oyebode Adebowale, and the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research, Innovation, & Strategic Partnerships), Prof. Oluyemisi A. Bamgbose. The meeting was held at Prof. Kiplangat's sophisticated office, where these esteemed academicians came together to discuss the future of their respective universities and the potential for mutually beneficial partnerships.

Two prominent institutions, Kabarak University and the University of Ibadan, embarked on a journey towards enhancing their collaboration and partnership. The meeting, hosted by Kabarak University's Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Henry Kiplangat, was attended by a high-profile delegation from both universities, marking a significant step toward strengthening academic cooperation.

Strathmore University and Kabarak University in a remarkable development aimed at bolstering the growth and sustainability of Micro, Small, and Medium-sized Enterprises (MSMEs) in Nakuru County and beyond, have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to provide vital business advisory services to MSME’s. This significant partnership was sealed during a warm and cordial meeting between the Vice-Chancellor of Strathmore University, Dr. Vincent Ogutu, and the Vice-Chancellor of Kabarak University, Prof. Henry Kiplangat, along with the management teams of both institutions.

Kabarak University, a bastion of academic excellence hosted Ms. Kadri Humal Ayal, the Honorary Consul of the Republic of Estonia. This visit signified a pivotal moment in strengthening educational and cultural ties between Estonia and Kenya.

In a symphony of intellectual prowess and celestial aspirations, the luminaries of KCB Bank Kenya Ltd, led by the illustrious Ms. Annastacia Kimtai MD, orchestrated a captivating meeting with the erudite custodians of knowledge at Kabarak University. Amidst the hallowed halls of academia, the resplendent Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Henry Kiplangat, joined by the esteemed Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Finance and Human Resource), Prof. Ronald Chepkilot, and the University's Finance manager.

In a bid to foster collaboration and strengthen the education sector, Mr. John Kipkemboi, the Academic Programme Manager of M-Pesa Foundation Academy, paid a courtesy call to the esteemed Kabarak University. The meeting, which took place in the office of Prof. Henry Kiplangat, the Vice Chancellor of Kabarak University, was marked by a detailed conversation on education and the exploration of potential partnerships.

Kabarak University's management board recently held a meeting with officials from Western Kentucky University (USA). The purpose of this meeting was to discuss and establish a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that focuses on fostering collaborative research, teaching and learning, joint degree programs, as well as facilitating student and faculty exchange, among other areas of cooperation.

The University of Lincoln representatives from the Lincoln International Business school, comprised of Prof. David Rugara, Dr. Paul Igwe and Dr. Lilian Korir made a two-day trip to Kabarak University with an aim of exploring the possibility of an academic partnership between Kabarak University and the University of Lincoln that will open doors for the two Universities to advance academic development, collaborative research, professional development and exchange programmes.

Kabarak University signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Media Council of Kenya (MCK).

The MoU seeks to provide a framework for collaboration between the two institutions to promote and implement mutual interest in expertise and knowledge in various capacities.