The Africa Youth Leadership Forum (AYLF) is committed to cultivating a new generation of young leaders in Africa.
Kabarak University successfully hosted the Hult Prize On-Campus Competition on 1st February 2025 at KABUO. This prestigious competition brought together eight dynamic teams of student innovators within the university, each presenting groundbreaking solutions to global challenges.
On the evening of Thursday, 21st November 2024, Kabarak University’s Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Henry Kiplangat, hosted a distinguished dinner at the School of Law to honor the university’s vibrant international student community. The event, held in an elegant setting, celebrated the cultural diversity and global perspectives that international students bring to the institution. In his address, Prof. Kiplangat commended the students for choosing Kabarak University as their academic home and applauded their remarkable contributions to enhancing the university’s global reputation through conferences and competitions. “You are not merely students of Kabarak University; you are ambassadors shaping its global narrative,” he remarked.
At Kabarak University, education transcends the walls of the classroom and the confines of academic degrees. It is rooted in a deep commitment to personal growth and holistic development. Here, faculty and staff dedicate themselves not only to teaching but also to building transformative relationships with students—relationships that inspire them to become the best versions of themselves. This unique approach goes beyond traditional learning, creating an environment where competence meets passion.
The spirit of Christmas came alive at Kabarak University as the institution hosted its much-anticipated Special Christmas Carols and Holy Communion Service at the iconic Convocation Hall. This festive gathering brought together the vibrant Kabarak University community from the Main Campus, Nakuru City Campus, and Kabarak University TVET, marking the season with joy, unity, and faith.