In the hallowed halls of Kabianga High School, where time has woven a tapestry of a century's worth of ambition and achievement, a new chapter was etched into its storied legacy. On their illustrious Thanksgiving Day, Kabarak University's Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Academics and Research, Prof. John Ochola, stood as the chief guest, a beacon of inspiration and a proud ambassador of Kabarak University's pursuit of excellence.

Kabarak University was honoured to participate in today's Award Day event at AIC Bomani in Machakos County, a vibrant celebration of academic achievement and community spirit. The day commenced with a dazzling display of talent as students from various schools, including Kitondo Boys, Masinga Boys, Mbooni Boys, Mumbuni Boys, Matungulu Girls, Kwawanzilu Sec, Athiriver Sec, and Utwanga Girls, delivered captivating performances and presentations. The distinguished gathering who gave speeches to the congregation included Machakos County Director, Mrs. Grace Mwangi, TSC Directors of Machakos County, Bishops and Clergy of the AIC, Principals, and Teachers, all witnessing the culmination of hard work and dedication. Our Acting University Provost, Rev. Justus Mutuku, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest, emphasizing Kabarak University's mission in nurturing the next generation of leaders. This event proved to be a successful platform for our marketing team to connect with the region's top students.

Rev. Justus Mutuku, in his address, commended the exceptional accomplishments of the high-achieving students and recognized the tireless efforts of their educators. Drawing upon his spiritual insight, he implored the congregation to cultivate a holistic approach to education, one that not only fosters academic excellence but also provides profound spiritual grounding. This emphasis on character development and ethical leadership resonated deeply with the audience, reinforcing Kabarak University's dedication to producing well-rounded individuals prepared to make a positive impact on society. His words served as a powerful reminder of the importance of integrating faith and learning in the pursuit of knowledge.

Following the formal proceedings, students had the opportunity to explore Kabarak University's exhibition area, where our team provided invaluable guidance and inspiration. Serving as catalysts for their aspirations, our representatives offered career advice, detailed information about our diverse academic programs, and heartfelt encouragement. We emphasized Kabarak University's goal to provide a transformative educational experience, highlighting our reputation as a premier institution of higher learning. Students were urged to consider Kabarak University as their ideal destination for a brighter future, where they can thrive academically, spiritually, and personally.

We are proud to have played a significant role in celebrating the achievements of these talented students and look forward to welcoming many of them to our campus in the years to come. 

Our counsellors recently participated in a transformative workshop on Mental Well-being in Universities in Kenya, held at Pwani University from March 5th to 7th, 2025. The event brought together university counsellors and psychologists from across the country to discuss strategies for enhancing mental health support in higher education institutions.

From March 4th to 8th, Kabarak University proudly participated in the Eldoret National Agricultural Society of Kenya (ASK) Show, a premier event celebrating innovation, education, and agriculture. Represented by a dynamic team from the Marketing Department, led by Mr. Andrew Marangu, Manager of Corporate Communication & Marketing, the university showcased its diverse academic offerings and commitment to excellence.

In the heart of Nakuru, where rivalries run as deep as the Rift Valley, Kabarak University Team B scripted a thrilling chapter in the age-old football saga against our neighbors, Egerton University. A game that had everything—flair, fire, and a fair share of drama—saw Kabarak emerge victorious with a hard-fought 1-0 win, bagging the bragging rights and three golden points.

For decades, the feminist movement has been a cornerstone in the fight for women’s rights, gender equality, and the dismantling of patriarchal systems.^[1]Feminism has challenged the notion that sex and gender should dictate one’s position in society, advocating for the eradication of gender-based violence and systemic discrimination.^[2] However, the emergence of the gender movement, which champions transgender and non-binary identities, has sparked a complex debate. While the gender movement seeks to expand inclusivity beyond the binary of male and female,non-binary individuals continue to face systemic challenges, including legal erasure, social discrimination, and lack of representation. Many struggle with internalized stigma and exclusion from  cisgender people. ^[3]