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Kabarak University participated in the KUSF Nationals at Kenyatta University

Kabarak University Games and Sports 30 March 2025

This weekend, Kabarak University proudly participated in the 2025 Kenya University Sports Federation (KUSF) Nationals held at Kenyatta University. The competition brought together the best university teams from across the country, providing an opportunity for athletes to showcase their dedication, talent, and sportsmanship on a national stage.

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Strengthening Alumni Connections to Advance Legal Excellence and Collaboration

Kabarak University Alumni 27 March 2025

On March 27, 2025, Kabarak University Vice-Chancellor, Professor Henry K. Kiplangat, welcomed officials from the School of Law Alumni Association back to their alma mater for a highly engaging and strategic meeting with the university management. Also in attendance were members of the University Management Board, the Dean of the School of Law, , and faculty members from the school.

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Championing Excellence and Job Creation Through Self-Employment

Department of Human Nutrition & Dietetics SMHS 26 March 2025

One such remarkable alumna is Fatma Bunu, a 2022 Nursing graduate who has carved a niche for herself in the healthcare industry through her initiative, Swiftaid BLS Academy. Driven by her passion for emergency healthcare, Fatma established the academy to offer comprehensive Basic Life Support (BLS) training to medical professionals and the general public. Through her venture, she has not only equipped individuals with critical lifesaving skills but also created job opportunities in the medical training sector.

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Beyond recognition: Mapping the fight for intersex rights and representation in Kenya

By Michelle Ivy Maena [1] Avid Readers’ Forum 25 March 2025

Kenya has taken remarkable strides in championing gender equality and eradicating discrimination, with the Constitution in Article 27 explicitly prohibiting bias on the grounds of sex. However, the absence of a precise constitutional definition of gender has ignited legal and societal discourse, stirring debates on whether to embrace a more inclusive interpretation, one that acknowledges and affirms the existence of intersex persons. The lack of clear gender designation highlights the systemic challenges intersex individuals face, including difficulties in obtaining essential documents.^{^[2]} Over the years, Kenyan courts have delivered progressive judgments, such as the Baby A,^{^[3]} and the RM case which have pushed for the recognition and protection of intersex individuals.^{^[4]}

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Transform Lives with a Career in Nutrition at Kabarak University

Department of Human Nutrition & Dietetics SMHS 25 March 2025

The Department of Human Nutrition and Dietetics at Kabarak University is a premier destination for students passionate about health, wellness, and the science of nutrition. Rooted in excellence and guided by Christian values, our department equips students with the knowledge and practical skills to make a lasting impact in healthcare, food industries, and public health sectors.

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The International Criminal Court and Africa

Joshua Kipyego Fwamba Avid Readers’ Forum 24 March 2025

On Wednesday, March 5, 2025, the Avid Readers’ Forum hosted a significant webinar on the relationship between the International Criminal Court and Africa. The discussion was based on an article authored by Prof. Brandon Cannon, Dr. Maraga Bosire, and Mr. Dominic Pkalya, titled The International Criminal Court and Africa. The panel featured distinguished experts: Dr. Owiso Owiso, a renowned public intellectual and scholar in public international law, and Mr. Eugene Kanyugo, an advanced public international law LLM graduate from Leiden University. The session was moderated by Ruth Jebet, a finalist law student at Kabarak Law School.

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