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Minutes of Glory by Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o

On 28th October, we read Minutes of glory, a short story by Ngugi wa Thiong’o. The session was led by Rebecca Muhindi, a fourth-year law student at Kabarak University. We began the session by a word of prayer, followed by a round of reading where everyone read a paragraph or two and then finally, we delved into the discussion before handing over to the coordinator and concluding with a word of prayer.

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Huawei and Ministry of ICT Partner with Kabarak University for Cybersecurity Awareness Session

Kabarak University, through the School of Science, Engineering, and Technology (SSET), today hosted an ICT Cybersecurity Awareness Talk led by experts from Huawei Kenya and the Ministry of Information, Communications & The Digital Economy (MICDE). The event, held at the University Auditorium, brought together students and staff for an enlightening session on the importance of cybersecurity in today s digital landscape.

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Paper No. 1: Value Migration and the Changing Role of Universities in the Age of AI

Higher education is undergoing a historic transformation driven by Artificial Intelligence (AI). This paper reflects on the migration of educational value from traditional universities to digital ecosystems, and proposes strategic directions for universities to remain relevant and impactful in this new era.

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AYLF Inspiring Journey Towards Nurturing Transformative Leaders

The Africa Youth Leadership Forum (AYLF) is inspiring a new generation of leaders in Africa through transformative programs. On 25th October 2025, the Africa Youth Leadership Forum Kabarak University Chapter (Main Campus and Nakuru City Campus) had the privilege of attending the 3rd Leadership Summit held at Mount Kenya University s Main Campus in Thika. This year s theme was Building a New Africa for the 21st Century, and the keynote speaker was the respected lawyer, Prof. PLO Lumumba.

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A Meeting in the Dark by Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o

On 21 October 2025, the Avid Readers Forum convened a thought-provoking session on Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o’s short story “A Meeting in the Dark.” The discussion was led by Narah Yegon, a second-year law student at Kabarak University School of Law, and attended by other law students and a faculty member. The session involved a collective reading of the story, with participants taking turns to read various parts aloud before engaging in an analytical discussion.

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A reflection on Thiongo’s A meeting in the dark

Ah! The title. “A Meeting in the Dark”, sounds like a setup for secret rendezvous, a lover’s whispers, or maybe a horror movie, though, it’s far more than some romantic cliché. The “darkness” is not just a missing bulb. It is moral, spiritual, and psychological. When John meets Wamuhu in the dark, the meeting is not only a secret but symbolic. A confrontation between tradition and colonial religion, between guilt and desire, and between two very different visions of heaven.

Our Moral Code

As members of Kabarak University family, we purpose at all times and in all places, to set apart in one s heart, Jesus as Lord. (1 Peter 3:15)

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