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On October 23, 2023, the Department of Spiritual and Student Affairs at Kabarak University undertook an inspiring mentorship program at Kipsogon Secondary School in Mogotio, Kenya. This event, organized by dedicated peer counselors under the guidance of Pr. Esther Kapsir and Ms. Veronica Kombchi, was a testament to the university's commitment to making a positive impact on the local community.

In 2024, Kabarak University Law School is set to proudly host the 22^nd edition of the John H. Jackson Moot Court Competition, Africa Regional Round. Organized by the European Law Students Association (ELSA) in collaboration with the World Trade Organization (WTO), this event features a simulated hearing of the WTO Dispute Settlement System. Teams are tasked with preparing and analyzing a fictitious case, presenting arguments for both the complainant and the respondent before a panel of WTO and trade law experts. It serves as a platform to bolster law students' interest and expertise in international trade law, WTO dispute settlement procedures, and international trade law litigation.

On October 5, 2023, World Teachers' Day marked a momentous occasion as Rosemary Bosibori Onyancha, an alumna of Kabarak University, was declared the winner of the 2023 African Union's Continental Best Teacher Award. She outshone 108 competitors from 54 countries across the continent, making it a truly remarkable achievement.

The Kenya Universities Debate Championship (KUDC) holds a special place in the world of competitive debate, serving as a battleground for intellectual clashes and acting as a nurturing ground for fledgling societies looking to make their mark in the Kenyan debate circuit. Kabarak University, a relatively new entrant to this arena, has proven that it's here to stay.

In a world bustling with activity, we often overlook the small pockets of hope and resilience that exist within our communities. On October 20, 2023, MASHUJAA DAY, our students had the privilege of experiencing such a pocket of hope during a visit to Israel Faith Children's Home. The Empowerment Club, Journalism Club, and KUSO partnered for an initiative to bring smiles and happiness to the children at Israel Faith Children's Home. The initiative, 'SMILE FOR A SMILE', led by Mr. and Miss Kabarak University, aimed at raising contributions in the form of dry foodstuffs, clothing, books, and stationery to support the children at the home. The heartwarming visit involved activities such as fun and games, pageantry, talent showcasing, and sharing a meal.

Our KUSO president Miss Karen Birech and Deputy Sec Gen Gibson Kipruto had the privilege of attending the Africa Youth Leadership Forum in Entebbe, Uganda, and the National Prayer Breakfast at State House Entebbe, graced by the presence of the President of Uganda and First Lady Mama Rachel Ruto. These events were not only significant milestones in my life but also powerful testaments to the potential for youth empowerment and the role of faith in shaping a nation.

The Africa Youth Leadership Forum served as a platform for over 500 young leaders from across the continent to come together, exchange ideas, and discuss strategies for promoting sustainable development, peace, and prosperity. The diverse group of attendees brought forth a wide range of perspectives, all underscored by a common desire to drive positive change in their communities and nations. The Forum's sessions and workshops covered various aspects of leadership, from ethical decision-making to effective governance, equipping participants with the knowledge and skills essential for fostering transformative leadership.