Former President Uhuru Kenyatta has challenged young Kenyans to look beyond borders and position the country as a global hub of innovation, creativity, and excellence. In his keynote address as the Chief Guest during the 21st Graduation Ceremony of Kabarak University, where 2,390 graduands were conferred with degrees, diplomas, and certificates, Kenyatta urged the graduands […]
History was made on Friday December 20, 2024 as 2,541 students graduated. This is the Institution’s largest class yet marking an impressive 36% growth from last year. With an outstanding 95% pass rate, the Class of 2024 shines across all fields: 600 Business professionals, 500 Law pioneers, 400 Health Sciences experts, and 350 STEM innovators. […]
From the quiet hills of Baringo to the corridors of State House, Daniel Toroitich arap Moi’s journey was deeply intertwined with Nakuru’s political and social fabric. Rising from a humble teaching career, Moi became a powerful voice for smaller communities before serving as Kenya’s second president for 24 years. Known as the “Professor of Politics”, he left a lasting mark on Nakuru — from championing peace under his Nyayo Philosophy to launching the famous school milk programme that touched thousands of local children. While his legacy remains a subject of debate, Moi’s influence on Nakuru’s leaders, institutions, and political culture continues to shape the county long after his passing in 2020.
Chief Justice Emeritus David Maraga has called on University students in the country to avert corruption syndrome that he said is rampant in the country. Maraga who spoke on Friday during the 19th graduation ceremony at Kabarak University in Nakuru, pointed out that a huge percentage of institutions in the country are facing corruption issues. […]