The National Steering Committee on Implementation of Alternative Justice Systems Policy (NaSCI-AJS) of the Judiciary of Kenya visited Kabarak University on 18 March 2024 to explore collaboration on areas of common interest. The Judiciary team consisting of Prof Justice Joel Ngugi, Chair of the NaSCI-AJS and judge of the Court of Appeal, Dr Steve Akoth, Vice Chair of NaSCI-AJS and Ms Jemimah Aluda, head of the NaSCI-AJS Secretariat. The team was met by Kabarak University’s Vice Chancellor, Prof HK Kiplangat and other members of the Management Board, Prof John Ochola (DVC – Academic and Research), Prof Ronald Chepkilot (DVC – Administration and Finance), Rev. Justus Mutuku (Ag. Provost), Dr Anthony Somba, Registrar (Academic and Research) and Prof Simon Kipchumba (Registrar, Adminsitration and Human Resource). Also in attendance were Prof J Osogo Ambani, Dean of Law at Kabarak, Rahab Mureithi, Associate Dean of Law and Humphrey Sipalla, Editor-in-Chief, Kabarak University Press.

Kabarak University made a splash at the recent Jomo Kenyatta Girls' High School Career Expo, igniting the imaginations of hundreds of students with the vast array of academic paths offered by the institution. Led by Dr. Michael Ndonye, the Kabarak University team captivated the expo with informative presentations and engaging interactions.

On Friday, March 15, 2024, Kabarak University was delighted to host a group of pre-university students from Kaptagat Girls' High School and Eshikulu Girls' High School. This stimulating visit provided a valuable opportunity for the students to gain firsthand insights into our esteemed university's academic offerings and experience the vibrant energy of our campus environment.

From March 11th to 15th, 2024, Kabarak University's Nakuru City Campus buzzed with activity as they hosted a comprehensive Health Awareness Week. This initiative, organized by the Counselling section in collaboration with KABU Medical Centre, aimed to empower staff and students with knowledge and resources to prioritize their physical and mental well-being.

A group of Mass Communication students from Kabarak University, along with their faculty members, recently embarked on a heartwarming visit to The Port Reitz School in Mombasa as part of their academic trip. The Port Reitz School caters to children with special needs, including physical, mental, and social challenges.

Kabarak University witnessed a dynamic Health Care Week on March 12th and 13th, as Kabarak Medical Centre, peer counsellors, and Shazmeen Kassam from Warriors of Hope joined hands to enhance student well-being. The program offered crucial health screenings, including HIV and cervical cancer tests, alongside insightful sessions on breast and cervical health, cancer awareness, and reproductive health.