Building on the legacy of excellence from the 11th Africa Regional Rounds in April 2024, Kabarak University Law School has once again made history by clinching victory at the 12th Africa Regional Rounds of the 23rd John H Jackson Moot Court Competition, focused on international trade law. This competition was held at Strathmore University, Nairobi, Kenya, from 23rd to 26th April 2025.
The recently concluded Annual Staff Seminar and Team Building event at Kabarak University, held from 23rd to 25th April 2025, was a resounding success. The three-day program, designed to inspire professional growth and foster teamwork, brought together staff members from across the university for a series of enriching sessions and collaborative activities.
Domestic violence remains a persistent scourge in the lives of many Kenyans, with thousands of victims being reported yearly.[1] Domestic violence is violence or the threat of violence against a person currently in or has been in a domestic relationship.[2] Although domestic violence typically occurs between two or more adults, children can also be affected, either as direct victims or through indirect exposure.[3] While the direct victims of domestic violence come out scathed and jaded, this paper contends that the lasting impact on children is equally profound. These children do not simply observe violence; they internalise it, carrying psychological trauma and behavioural patterns into adulthood. When these children later appear in Court as offenders in domestic violence cases, should their traumatic upbringing mitigate their sentence? Or, conversely, where they have undergone therapy or received substantial help and thus comprehend the consequences of domestic violence fully, should this be treated as an aggravating factor?
Kabarak University was honored to welcome Dr. James Mwangi, Group Managing Director and CEO of Equity Group Holdings PLC., who paid a courtesy call to the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Henry Kiplangat, on the afternoon of Tuesday, 15th April 2025. The high-level engagement between these two visionary leaders reflected mutual dedication to transforming lives through education, values, and innovation.
Dr. Titus Suge, Dean of the School of Pharmacy at Kabarak University, in partnership with Prof. Fredrick Chite, Executive Director of the International Cancer Institute–Eldoret, recently led a transformative two-day Oncology Pharmacy Preceptorship Training. The event brought together oncology pharmacists from across Kenya, reinforcing the university's commitment to advancing specialized pharmaceutical education and cancer care.
The KUCCPS application portal is now open, and this is your golden opportunity to join Kabarak University—a Centre of Academic Excellence grounded in Biblical Christian values.
