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Ethical considerations hold an ever-increasing significance in various fields. Kabarak University has emerged as a pioneering institution for the promotion of bioethics in Kenya. Hosting the Bioethics Café, organized by the Bioethics Society of Kenya, the university has provided an invaluable platform for scholars and professionals to delve into profound ethical discussions. The event, graced by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic and Research), Prof. John Ocholla, on behalf of Vice-Chancellor Prof. Henry Kiplangat, was a resounding success.

Kabarak University has appointed Dr. Daniel Mutai as the Executive Director of its TVET Institute, with joining as Deputy Director. The installation ceremony, led by the esteemed Vice-Chancellor Prof. Henry Kiplangat, marks a significant milestone in Kabarak University's commitment to advancing TVET in Kenya.

September is a month of beginnings, a time when the promise of a new academic year hangs in the air. It is a time of dreams, aspirations, and fresh starts. At Kabarak University, situated in the heart of Kenya, September is a particularly special month as the institution opens its doors to welcome a new generation of students. The ongoing September intake admission process has been a heartwarming spectacle, with parents accompanying their children as they embark on a path to pursue their chosen careers at what is widely regarded as the top private university in Kenya.

Kabarak University's Vice Chancellor, Prof. Henry Kiplangat, along with Dr. Pamela Kimeto, the Dean of the School of Medicine and Health Sciences, and the Head of the Department of Family Medicine, Dr. Jonathan Nthusi in a momentous occasion that resonates with the spirit of academic excellence and global diversity, extended a warm welcome to a cohort of international students hailing from Portugal, Ethiopia, Burundi, and Congo. These students have embarked on a transformative academic journey at Kabarak University, pursuing their Master of Medicine in Family Medicine.

As part of its annual mission outreach, Kabarak University is not only sharing the good news with the A.I.C. Kapsowar community but also extending the healing touch of modern medicine. Today, on this bright day, the university is conducting a medical camp led by the Kabarak University Senior Medical Officer Dr. Eugene Musungu, the initiative exemplifies Kabarak’s commitment to holistic community service. In the spirit of compassion and unity, the medical camp aims to provide essential healthcare services to the residents of A.I.C. Kapsowar, reaffirming the university's dedication to making a tangible difference in the lives of those it serves.

In a world marked by constant change and uncertainties, traditions often serve as the bedrock that grounds communities and institutions. Kabarak University, known for its commitment to excellence and strong values, holds a cherished tradition: the annual mission outreach. However, this tradition faced an unexpected hiatus in 2020 due to the global Covid-19 pandemic. Now, with hope on the horizon and faith in a brighter future, Kabarak University has revived this noble endeavor, reaffirming its dedication to sharing the good news and serving communities.