Our very own goalkeeping sensation, Peter Juma, has been selected for the Harambee Stars U-20 squad to compete in the upcoming AFCON U-20 CECAFA qualifiers in October.

This past week, Kabarak University concluded its Health Awareness Week, which ran from the 23rd to the 27th of September, 2024. The week was filled with impactful sessions and activities aimed at promoting holistic well-being, particularly focusing on sexual and reproductive health, cancer screening, HIV and STI prevention, and psychoeducation. Organized by the Kabarak University Counselling Section in collaboration with Dandelion Africa, the event was a resounding success, engaging students and staff from both the Main and City Campuses.

Under the nurturing guidance of Dr. Pamela Kimeto, Dean of the School of Medicine and Health Sciences, the faculty gathered to welcome the newest group of aspiring healthcare professionals to Kabarak University. The orientation meeting was a blend of inspiration and insight as the Dean and Heads of Departments (HoDs) each took the time to enlighten the students on the paths they had chosen.

On Wednesday, September 25th, Kabarak University celebrated the recent victories of its athletic teams during the weekly chapel service. The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Henry Kiplangat, was presented with trophies by the Dean of Students, the dedicated Sports Officer, Mr. Langat, and a group of student leaders, including the captains of the university's rugby and football teams.

Kabarak University Football Team, under the astute leadership of Coach Dr. Justine Oguta, delivered a flawless 2-1 win against Egerton FC in a thrilling friendly match at Egerton University grounds. Kabarak displayed football artistry from the kick-off, with their fluid passing and well-orchestrated plays. Every touch was deliberate, and their tactical prowess left Egerton chasing the ball across the pitch.