Spread the loveAnalysing Fred Matiang’i’s Chances of Becoming Kenya’s President in 2027 As Kenya gears up for the 2027 General Election, one name has emerged as a formidable contender: Dr. Fred Matiang’i, the former Interior Cabinet Secretary. Known for his assertive governance style and significant reforms during his tenure under President Uhuru Kenyatta, Matiang’i has…
Spread the loveSamsung Galaxy S24 Unlocked Smartphone (Titanium) – A Premium Experience with Minor Quirks⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️½ (4.5/5) 💰 Price Drop Alert: **Now $925.00 from $979! Design & Build Quality:The titanium finish gives this phone a sleek, premium feel that stands out in a sea of glass-backed devices. It’s lightweight yet sturdy, and the matte texture resists fingerprints—a…
Spread the loveIntroducing the Apple iPad (10.2-inch, 8th Gen) – Renewed: Premium Performance, Budget-Friendly Price Features:✅ 10.2-inch Retina Display: Crisp, vibrant visuals for streaming, gaming, and productivity.✅ A12 Bionic Chip: Smooth performance for apps, multitasking, and light gaming.✅ Apple Pencil & Smart Keyboard Support: Perfect for note-taking, drawing, or turning your iPad into a laptop alternative.✅ Up to 10-Hour…
Spread the loveThe Abagusii in the Early 20th Century: Navigating Colonialism, Agriculture, and Resistance (1900–1920) Nestled in the fertile highlands of western Kenya, the Abagusii people—also known as the Gusii or Kisii—experienced profound changes between 1900 and 1920. This period marked the dawn of British colonial rule in Gusiiland, bringing new crops, administrative control, and…
Spread the loveThe Mumboism movement was a significant anti-colonial, millennialist religious movement that emerged in the early 20th century among the Luo and Kisii (Abagusii) communities in Kenya’s Nyanza region, particularly around South Nyanza (modern-day Homa Bay, Migori, and Kisii counties). It arose as a response to the oppressive conditions imposed by British colonial rule,…
Spread the loveImagine a world where a simple infection could mean a death sentence. A world where a scraped knee, a sore throat, or a minor surgery carried the risk of untreatable bacterial infections. That was the reality in the early 20th century—until a messy laboratory and a stroke of serendipity gave us one of…
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…
