By Robert Nyasato Dr. Fred Matiang’i’s presidential bid has reignited memories of the late Simeon Nyachae’s high-voltage 2002 political crusade, a campaign that electrified Gusii
By Victor Bwire Strides have been made in the integration of services across the East African Community (EAC) member states over the years. It is
By Victor Bwire Across villages, schools, and urban centers in Kenya, young people display remarkable athletic ability, artistic flair, and creative energy. Yet without a
By Gitile Naituli Aristotle once observed that those who educate children well deserve greater honor than those who merely give them life. His words, spoken
By Nyang’au Araka Okonkwo remains one of literature’s most iconic and complex characters. As the protagonist in Chinua Achebe’s seminal novel Things Fall Apart, Okonkwo’s
By Nanganetvoices go on then — steal the coffers dry, build your marble statues to your swelling pride, fly first-class to conferences on poverty you’ve
By Ronkoe Lanoi Rhoda In morning’s glow, we gathered near,With laughter bright and hearts sincere.Three months have flown—like whispers they passed,Each moment a memory, destined
By Ongaga Ongaga The government is in the final stages of developing a National Communication Policy aimed at combating the rapid spread of misinformation and
By Ashford Kimani Listening to Prof. Laban Ayiro, the Vice Chancellor of Daystar University, deliver the keynote address during this year’s Archdiocese of Nairobi Teachers
By Ongaga Ongaga Last week, Kenya lost two pioneering women whose lives were synonymous with the struggle for gender equality: Catherine Nyamato and Dr. Phoebe
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