The 14th International Music and Performing Arts Conference kicked off vibrantly today, exploring the ever-evolving connection between creative arts education and the 21st-century digital revolution. Hosted by Kabarak University’s renowned School of Music and Media, the two-day conference promises to be a thought-provoking convergence of minds, to shape the future of performance arts in the digital era.

Kabarak University has become a beacon of academic excellence, attracting researchers from all corners of Africa to its thriving campus. The latest additions to this prestigious community are Dr. Thulani Zulu and Dr. Meisie Madzivhandila from the University of Venda, South Africa, and Mr. Kadupe Sofola from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria. These scholars are currently attending the 14th International Music and Performing Arts Conference at Kabarak, both in person and virtually alongside other international participants.

Kabarak University is set to host a groundbreaking International Conference on Psychology and Mental Health. Ahead of the event, the Kabarak University Psychology Conference Association (KUPCA) executives conducted a pre-visit to the conference venue.

The 5^th anniversary of the Avid Readers’ Forum shimmered on the horizon, a beacon of celebration within the law school community. As the sun dipped beneath the horizon on the late afternoon of 4 October 2024, the Midland Hotel in Nakuru became a vibrant hub of anticipation. Guests, lecturers, and students, all dressed in their finest formal attire, all whites and blues, arrived with beaming smiles and eager hearts, ready to embark on an evening of unforgettable experiences.