On August 7, 2025, Kabarak University joined other premier institutions at the Sarova Stanley Hotel, Nairobi, for the KCB Bank Joint Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) Signing Ceremony — a high-level forum aimed at strengthening collaboration between the financial and education sectors.

Kabarak University has taken a bold and transformative step towards shaping Kenya’s entrepreneurial future through the Start and Improve Your Business (SIYB) training program. Held during the week of July 14–18, 2025, the intensive training equipped 19 faculty members from the School of Business and Economics with globally recognized skills in enterprise development and business consultancy.

Kabarak University continues to shine on the national stage, securing top honors at the Kenya Economics Students Association (KESA) Summit 2025, held at Multimedia University of Kenya on Thursday, 27th February 2025. The event brought together students from universities across Kenya, each showcasing competitive research, innovations, and academic excellence.

On February 4, 2024, Kabarak University’s Bethel Auditorium was filled with energy and excitement as the Kabarak University Business Students Association (KUBSA) hosted its highly anticipated inauguration ceremony. The event marked the official transition of leadership, drawing a diverse crowd that included faculty and staff from the School of Business, outgoing and incoming KUBSA officials, and a significant number of business students.

We are proud to announce that 26 final-year students from Kabarak University's School of Business and Economics have been selected for the highly competitive Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) Internship Program. This prestigious opportunity follows a rigorous selection process organized by KCB, where these students were chosen based on their outstanding academic performance, relevant skillsets, and strong potential to contribute to the banking sector.

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.