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Today, at the Kabarak University auditorium, Kabarak University Business School Association (KUBSA) marks a year of dedicated service by the outgoing 2022/2023 executive and welcomes the incoming 2024/2025 team. In the spirit of leadership, we reflect on Max DePree's words: "The first responsibility of a leader is to define reality. The last is to say thank you. In between, the leader is a servant."

Kabarak University recently took part in the Training of Trainers (TOT) Workshop hosted by Mount Kenya University under the Access project funded by DAAD. This transformative event, held at the Mwai Kibaki Conventional Centre in Thika, Kenya, brought together a dynamic synergy of academia and industry leaders. The overarching theme, "Synergizing Skills: Bridging Academia and Industry for Career Excellence," set the stage for a profound exploration of the vital connection between education and professional success.

The 22nd Session Model United Nations came alive for Kabarak Kmun as 60 students embarked on a transformative journey to the University of Nairobi's Mombasa campus. The excitement began with an early departure from school on January 19th at 3:00 am, weaving through picturesque landscapes with pit stops at Sabaki, Machakos, and Mtito Andei, where breakfast was savored. The seamless journey led to the welcoming arms of Mombasa at 5:00 pm, with accommodations split between Sunset Paradise Holiday Homes and Beachfront Holiday Homes in Shanzu.

Today, January 20, 2024, Kabarak University proudly concludes yet another triumphant edition of its much-anticipated Career Day. The campus was abuzz with excitement as parents, guardians, high school students, and prospective university students delved into the diverse array of programmes offered by Kabarak's seven esteemed schools. From Business & Economics, Education & Social Sciences, Law, Science, Engineering & Technology, Music & Media, Pharmacy, and Medicine and Health Sciences, the event provided a comprehensive exploration of the educational landscape.

In the pursuit of quality education that won't break the bank, Kabarak University stands out as a beacon of affordability and excellence. During the recent TVET Career Day at the Nakuru City Campus, Vice Chancellor Prof. Henry Kiplangat emphasized the university's commitment to providing undisputable quality education at a reasonable cost, rivaling even public universities in Kenya.

Kabarak University's January 2024 intake orientation program kicked off with a unique collaboration with the National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (NACADA). The Counseling Department, in a forward-thinking move, prioritized crucial issues like substance abuse and life skills to ensure students are well-equipped for both academic and personal challenges.