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Kabarak Law students have proudly represented Kenya in major international moot court competitions, many of which include traveling abroad. Between July 23 and 26, 2025, the university’s Law students demonstrated their expertise in international criminal

In his passionate appeal, Guterres calls for ending nuclear weapons altogether. “Let’s work to eradicate the threat of nuclear weapons by eradicating the weapons themselves.” Guterres urges.

The Media Council of Kenya (MCK) has unveiled a specialized training programme aimed at refreshing journalists’ tools and techniques for crafting compelling narratives around animal welfare.

In late July, during a meeting with the President of the Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa Abdullah Almusaibeeh, President Ruto emphasized Kenya’s commitment to working with financial partners to drive national transformation.

Visa officers will now check your social media accounts for the past five years before deciding whether to grant you entry. Yes, your tweets, Instagram captions, and those late-night Facebook rants could make or break your American dream.

The World Health Organization (WHO) continues to champion breastfeeding as a cornerstone of public health. In its latest guidance, WHO reminds mothers that their own well-being directly impacts their babies especially during this critical week.

Religious leaders, who are often left out of the policymaking table, found a firm seat at Ruto’s State House. On July 30, he met officials from the Anglican Church and emphasized moral leadership, saying, "We are working closely with religious leaders to

The centerpiece of these innovations is the Biometric Health Identification (BHI) system. This new system allows patients to access healthcare by merely employing their fingerprints—doing away with the use of papers and hours of queuing in lines.

Drug trafficking is not a victimless crime. It destroys lives, undermines communities, and erodes the moral fabric of society. We must shift from reactive measures to preventive strategies, starting in schools, families, and local institutions.

“Game well played, our pride, Harambee Stars! You have made Kenya proud with a sterling performance and a strong start to the tournament. Let’s keep the momentum and deliver that ultimate win!”

Beyond voting and online activism, the youth must begin to occupy leadership spaces, not just in politics but across every sector—education, business, technology, and civil society. Only then can they fully shape the future they are fighting for.

Moreover, CBC reduces exam pressure. Unlike the 8-4-4 system, CBC allows students to reign supreme in sports without over emphasis on academics.