The Kabarak University community came together today for a Joint Thanksgiving and Holy Communion Service, celebrating God’s faithfulness and the many milestones achieved throughout the year.
The service, held at the Kabarak University Chapel, brought together students, faculty, and staff from the Main Campus, City Campus, and Kabarak University TVET Institute. As a community, we paused to acknowledge God’s hand in the university’s growth and success.
During the service, the congregation was uplifted by a special presentation from the Kabarak School of Music and Media Orchestra, as well as two soulful songs performed by the University and Chapel Choir, creating a truly inspiring worship experience.
In his thanksgiving message, the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Henry Kiptiony Kiplangat, expressed deep appreciation to the entire Kabarak community for their dedication and teamwork. He described 2025 as a year of divine favor and remarkable progress, marked by achievements across every school, department, and initiative.
Prof. Kiplangat highlighted several key accomplishments, from outstanding academic performance and research breakthroughs to successful partnerships, as well as the numerous awards and recognitions Kabarak University has received both locally and internationally. These include excellence in music and drama festivals, innovations in science and technology, strong performance in legal and medical education, and expanding collaborations with global institutions.
Kabarak University’s exceptional leadership, integrity, and workplace culture have been recognized through several prestigious awards in 2025. The university was crowned Overall Company of the Year at the 2025 East African Community (EAC) Regional Quality Awards, celebrated another historic win at the Employer of the Year Awards by the Federation of Kenya Employers (FKE), and clinched Company of the Year and Service of the Year titles at the Kenya Quality Awards 2025 Gala.
On the global stage, the university achieved a major milestone by being ranked the Top Private University and Fifth Overall in Kenya in the 2026 Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings.
