Innovation often stems from a blend of curiosity, creativity, and an insatiable desire to address real-world problems. This story showcases the remarkable journey of a group of visionary students from Kabarak University who have not only challenged conventional norms but have also captured the world's attention with their groundbreaking innovation: making Ugali from grass. Led by the brilliant Ms. Faith Wandia, this team of students has not only brought innovation to the forefront but has also earned the support and encouragement of their university.

The Central Rift Innovation Week, in a celebration of innovation and forward-thinking, was officially inaugurated this morning at the Kabarak University Auditorium. The event, which promises a week filled with creativity and groundbreaking ideas, was officially opened by the esteemed Vice-Chancellor, Professor Henry Kiplangat. This marks a significant milestone in the university's commitment to fostering innovation and entrepreneurship among its students and beyond.

The prestigious Kabarak University School of Science, Engineering, and Technology has commenced its highly anticipated international conference on Mathematical, Pure, and Applied Sciences, Environment, and Energy. The two-day event, which aims to bridge the research gap through basic and applied sciences and promote sustainable resource utilization and energy efficiency, has drawn a diverse group of esteemed guests and scholars from around the globe.

The Kabarak University School of Pharmacy is hosting a two-day conference with the theme "Advancing the Practice of Pharmacy through Patient-Centered Innovations." The event brings together esteemed professionals, industry leaders, and students to discuss the latest advancements in pharmacy practice and explore innovative approaches to patient care. The conference was marked by notable speakers, including the Vice-Chancellor of Kabarak University, Professor Henry Kiplangat, and Mr. Imran Yusuf Osman, the CEO of Avenue Group of Hospitals, Clinics, Homecare, and Pharmacists. The keynote address was delivered by Mr. Frederick Odiambo Oluoch, representing the Director General of the Ministry of Health, Dr. Patrick Amoth.

The Kabarak University International Conference on Medicine and Health Sciences 2023 was a significant event in the medical and health sciences field. This esteemed conference brought together distinguished scholars, practitioners, and researchers from around the world, providing them with a platform to engage in captivating discussions centered around the latest advancements in the field. This enlightening exchange of knowledge promised to fuel innovation and foster collaboration in the pursuit of improved healthcare worldwide.

The Kabarak University International Conference on Medicine and Health Sciences has a rich tradition of attracting renowned experts from various disciplines within the healthcare sector. This year's conference continued that legacy, convening experts in fields such as medicine, nursing, public health, biomedical sciences, and many more. By bringing together professionals with diverse backgrounds and areas of expertise, the conference offered a unique opportunity to explore interdisciplinary approaches and develop comprehensive solutions to the complex challenges faced by the healthcare industry.

At the heart of the conference was a comprehensive program featuring captivating discussions and presentations on the latest advancements in medicine and health sciences. Participants had the opportunity to delve into a wide range of topics, including breakthrough research, innovative technologies, emerging treatments, and novel approaches to patient care. From exploring the potential of artificial intelligence in healthcare to discussing the latest developments in genomics and personalized medicine, the conference promised to showcase the forefront of medical innovation.

The Conference created an environment conducive to collaboration and networking among participants. Researchers, scholars, and practitioners had the chance to share their experiences, exchange ideas, and establish fruitful partnerships. The conference also featured interactive sessions, workshops, and poster presentations, allowing participants to engage in thought-provoking conversations and gain valuable insights from their peers.

One of the primary goals of the conference was to empower the next generation of healthcare professionals and researchers. Aspiring students, early-career scientists, and emerging scholars had the opportunity to learn from and interact with established experts in their respective fields. This interaction could inspire and motivate young minds, fostering a passion for research and innovation that would shape the future of healthcare.

The Kabarak University International Conference on Medicine and Health Sciences 2023 promises to be an extraordinary event that will bring together distinguished scholars, practitioners, and researchers from around the world. Through captivating discussions and presentations, participants will explore the latest advancements in medicine and health sciences, fostering innovation and collaboration. As the conference paves the way for the future of healthcare, it will also nurture the next generation of healthcare professionals and researchers, ensuring a brighter and healthier tomorrow for all.

Menstrual Hygiene Day is a global initiative that aims to raise awareness about the importance of menstrual hygiene management. Kabarak University's Outreach and Linkages function is making a significant impact on the lives of young girls through its mentorship program. The initiative, known as Support a Needy Girl Attend School, recently mentored and supported girls from Ole Rongai Primary School in Rongai sub-county on June 2nd. The program aims to empower girls to attend school, especially during their monthly periods.

The concept of innovation is one that is currently not well understood among many current and potential innovators. The term has been used in ways that have made it synonymous with Information and Communication Technologies (ICT). As a result, current and potential innovators in other disciplines fail to understand if what they are engaged in or planning to engage in is actually innovation.

The Kabarak University Center for Health Informatics, in collaboration with Google Health, Intellisoft Consulting and HealthIT, is pleased to announce a series of upcoming events. These events include webinars, boot camps, and hackathons, all aimed at introducing participants to the essential concepts and tools necessary for building cutting-edge digital health applications.

Kabarak University and Kabarak TVETs were honored to participate in the 7th Annual Career Fair held at Vanessa Grant Girls School in Rongai Town, Nakuru. The event aimed to enlighten students about the vast array of career options available to them in the realm of post-secondary education. With students from various schools in attendance, the team from Kabarak University and Kabarak TVETs eagerly engaged with them, sharing invaluable information and guiding them toward a bright future.

Kabarak University Public Policy Research Analysis Club (KUPPRAC) Club (KUPPRAC), in partnership with Egerton University, had the opportunity to attend the inaugural Electric Vehicle Awareness event held on February 18th, 2023, at Karura Forest, Nairobi. The event brought together two student clubs, KUPPRAC and Egerton University's Environmental Club, to learn about the Electric Mobility Revolution in Kenya. The Green Global Footprint Initiative (GGFI) organized the event with the aim of promoting sustainable mobility and transport, environmental consciousness, and the use of clean and renewable energy (SDG 7) to address climate change.