Over 3,000 women affiliated with the Deliverance Church gathered at Kabarak University for an uplifting three-day conference titled "Daughters of Faith." The event proved to be a resounding success, filled with spiritual enrichment, fellowship, and the beauty of Kabarak's unique campus.

The lights dimmed, anticipation hung heavy in the air, and Kabarak University's Department of Music and Performing Arts took center stage at the recent National Drama Festivals held at the University of Embu. Our talented troupe brought their A-game, bagging a remarkable first place in the Mime category with their powerful performance, "Lone Survivor." The emotions were equally raw in the Play category, where "A Cry for Freedom" resonated with the judges, earning a well-deserved second-place finish.

Kabarak University's School of Business and Economics partnered with the Counseling Department in a proactive move to prioritize student well-being for a stress management session. Held at the university auditorium, the event focused on stress recognition, its signs, and practical management techniques.

Kabarak University is proud to announce its active participation in the kick-off workshop for the implementation of the UNESCO Culture 2030 Indicators, held in Nakuru County on March 28th and 29th, 2024. This important initiative signifies a major step forward in measuring and monitoring the impact of culture on achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) outlined in the UN's 2030 Agenda.

This Wednesday held a special significance for Kabarak University. Our esteemed finalists, having completed their academic journey, led the service in a heartfelt dedication ceremony. The Acting Provost, Rev. Justus Mutuku, officiated over the dedication, commending the finalists for their perseverance and entrusting them to the Lord's guidance as they embark on the next chapter of their lives.

Kabarak University's vibrant 2024 Cultural Week culminated in a spectacular Gala Night event. Mr. David Mukiti from the School of Education, Humanities and Social Sciences, and Miss Magdaline Takangiro from the School of Medicine and Health Sciences, were officially crowned Mr. and Miss Kabarak 2024.

The highly anticipated event brought the university community together in a celebration of cultural diversity and student excellence. Shortlisted contestants showcased their talents, grace, and passion throughout the week, leading up to the grand finale. The Gala Night itself was a dazzling display of music, dance, and cultural performances, creating a festive atmosphere that resonated with the entire audience.

As Mr. and Miss Kabarak 2024, they will serve as ambassadors for the university throughout the coming year, representing Kabarak at various events and inspiring the student body. Their reign promises to be marked by a spirit of inclusivity and a celebration of Kabarak's rich cultural tapestry. Congratulations to Mr. David Mukiti and Miss Magdaline Takangiro for their well-deserved win!