The Kabarak University community gathered for its Wednesday Chapel Service on 4th February 2026, where Rev. Laban Kitony delivered a timely and enriching sermon themed “Grounded in Christ: Our True Foundation,” drawn from Colossians 2:1-10.

Last week, the serene and scenic Lake Bogoria Spa & Resort hosted a pivotal milestone for Kabarak University, the 2026 Kabarak University Student Organisation (KUSO) Leaders Induction Programme. From January 29 to 31, newly elected student leaders convened for a rigorous yet spiritually enriching training designed to equip them with the skills and mindset required to lead a diverse and vibrant student community.

On Sunday, February 1, 2026, Kabarak University hosted an open evangelistic crusade at the Rafiki Centre, marking a significant moment in the University’s ongoing outreach initiatives. The event was part of efforts to strengthen spiritual formation and engagement on campus and in the surrounding community.

The Kabarak University community gathered at the Convocation Hall for its Wednesday Chapel Service, a significant moment in the University’s spiritual calendar marked by reverence, reflection, and renewed commitment to faith-based leadership.

Life, with all its twists and turns, often tests our patience and faith, but what if every moment had a divine purpose?  This question set the tone as the Kabarak University community gathered for a soul-stirring chapel service, where Dr. Conrad Mbewe delivered a profound sermon based on Ecclesiastes 3:1 11. His message invited everyone to pause, reflect, and recognize the intentional design behind every season of life.

Our freshmen have officially begun their university journey following the commencement of the orientation programme for newly admitted students. The programme marks a significant milestone as students transition into university life and are introduced to academic requirements, campus culture, and the wide range of support services available to them.