Spread the loveNairobi’s streets were alive on June 25, 2024. The air thrummed with chants, the beat of protest anthems, and the defiant spirit of Kenya’s youth. Thousands of Gen Z Kenyans, joined by parents, workers, and students, flooded the Central Business District, their faces painted with the colours of the Kenyan flag—red, green, and…
Spread the loveThe sun hung low over the arid expanse of northern Mali, casting long shadows across the dunes near Kidal. It was 2013, and I, Captain Amadou Traoré—not my real name, for reasons that will soon become clear—stood shoulder-to-shoulder with my Malian brothers-in-arms, rifles in hand, sweat beading down our foreheads. Beside us were…
Spread the loveYour Guide to Maximising Returns Through Cooperative Savings Kenya’s Savings and Credit Cooperative Societies (Saccos) continue outperforming traditional banks with lucrative dividend payouts. In 2025, several Saccos have stood out for rewarding members with returns as high as 21% on share capital, making them a top choice for savvy investors. Below is a curated…
Spread the loveMicrowaves have long been a staple in kitchens worldwide, offering convenience and speed for reheating meals or cooking on the go. But a lingering concern persists: “You’re still using a microwave? Aren’t you afraid of cancer?” If you’ve ever heard this—or maybe even wondered about it yourself—this blog post is for you. Let’s…
Spread the loveWhy Kenya Is Not Manufacturing Fertiliser: An Expanded Analysis Kenya’s agricultural sector, vital to its economy, struggles with fertiliser production due to a complex interplay of factors. Here’s an enhanced exploration of the challenges: ConclusionAddressing Kenya’s fertiliser production deficit requires a holistic strategy: revising subsidies to support local manufacturers, investing in renewable energy…
Spread the loveExploring the Wonders of the Great Rift Valley: A Geological and Cultural Marvel Nestled in the heart of East Africa, stretching from the Middle East to Mozambique, the Great Rift Valley is one of the most awe-inspiring natural wonders on Earth. Spanning over 6,000 kilometers, this massive geological formation is a testament to…
Spread the loveRaising responsible, clever, self-sufficient, and emotionally mature children is one of parenting’s greatest challenges—and rewards. In today’s fast-paced world, kids need more than academic success; they need critical thinking, resilience, and the wisdom to navigate life’s complexities. How can parents nurture these qualities without micromanaging or stifling independence? The key lies in intentional…
Spread the loveLessons from the Kisii Work Ethic: A Neighbor’s Perspective Introduction In the realm of cultural observations, a recent X post by Kimajani Laboso, a Kalenjin neighbor of the Kisii people, shed light on an intriguing aspect of community dynamics and work ethic in Kenya. Laboso’s tweet, which reads, “As a neighbour of kisiis…
Spread the loveVatican City – In a move that signals a nuanced shift in policy, the Vatican has greenlit new guidelines from the Italian Bishops’ Conference, allowing gay men to enter seminaries and pursue priesthood under the condition of celibacy. This decision, marking a departure from previous restrictions, underscores the Catholic Church’s ongoing debate on…
Spread the loveA Symbiotic Bond: Exploring the Responsibilities of Rulers and Subjects Ruler and Subject: A Core Relationship in Confucianism In Confucianism, the relationship between ruler and subject is one of the five fundamental relationships that define social harmony and order. This particular dynamic emphasizes mutual responsibilities and ethical governance. Here’s a deeper look at…
