World Pharmacists Day on September 25 is a celebration of every pharmacist, pharmaceutical scientist, and others who are part of this field. Kabarak University School of Pharmacy led by Dr. Titus Suge was joined by the Pharmaceutical Society of Kenya for a walk from Railways to Westside mall in Nakuru Town to commemorate this day.

Kabarak university has partnered with the ministry of health, Kenya Red Cross, Kenya Tissue and Transplant Authority, Damu KE, rotary club of Nakuru and Lions international in a two-day blood donation exercise that will be happening on the 19th and the 20th from 9:00 Am to 4:00 Pm outside the auditorium in Kabarak University Main campus.

Often, people do not know what they want until it is shown to them. Kabarak University thrives on familiarity together with the belief that people get attracted to what meets the eye which is why we open our doors to the world every day.

Student organization of Kibabii University with their dean of students Dr. Alice Mutai and the chaplain Dr. Leonard Juma were received by the acting dean of students Kabarak University Dr. Dorcas Githaiga, assistant dean Mr. Dishon Mngoda, the chaplain Rev. Justus Mutuku and the Kabarak University Counselling team at Kabarak University Online Center (KABUO). They visited the University to benchmark the Kabarak University student Organization (KUSO) led by the president miss Lorraine Koskei and to understand how Kabarak counselling and chaplaincy departments work.

Kabarak University takes pride in successfully admitting over 1500 students in the third day of the five days of admission. We are super proud of the Kabarak University Student Organisation led by Lorraine Koskei the KUSO President for taking the initiative of taking the freshmen round the great Kabarak University to see the state of art facilities that they will be using for the next several years of their study and stay here.

Kabarak TVET Institute sub-committee had an exciting moment today presenting the on-boarding technical courses to the Kabarak Tvet institute chairman the Vice-chancellor Kabarak University Professor Henry Kiplagat at his office.

The September intake admission process is currently ongoing smoothly. The process commenced early on this morning with a huge number of new students being received at the Kabarak University main campus auditorium.

Kabarak university school of pharmacy and United States Pharmacopeia (USP) earlier on today held a memorable meeting at the Kabarak guest house. In attendance was Dr. Evans Sagwa the Director, Eastern and Southern Africa, Promoting the Quality of Medicines plus (PQM+) program, Dr. Juliet Konje the senior program manager, partnership and growth – Africa, Dr. Suge Titus the dean School of Pharmacy and the members of faculty school of pharmacy.

Our country is heading into the elections next week and as we break for the elections on August 9th, it is important to keep in mind a few things. Our national anthem reminds us to dwell in unity, peace, and liberty.

Kabarak University has been home to most of you for the past four to five years. You have walked the corridors of this school for so long you could tell where you are just by the trees around you.