Starting a Butchery in Kenya: 5 Things You Must Know Before You Open

How to Start a Butchery Business in Kenya: Costs, Licences, and Tips (2026)

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How to Start a Butchery Business in Kenya: Costs, Licenses, and Tips (2026) Starting a butchery in a major Kenyan city like Nairobi, Mombasa, or Kisumu is a classic high-reward venture. While the demand for protein is constant, the urban consumer in 2025 is more discerning than ever, prioritizing hygiene, convenience, and specialized cuts. If…

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How to Start a Profitable Salon in Kenya (2026): Costs, Licences, and Requirements

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Opening a Salon in Kenya: A 5-City Cost & Licensing Comparison (2025) Thinking of setting up a salon in Kenya? While the Business Registration Service (BRS) fee is a flat KES 950 nationwide via eCitizen, your operational costs will change the moment you pick a city. From the premium streets of Nairobi to the fast-growing…

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Is Ruto’s Handout Economy Hijacking Kenya’s Future? Why Patronage Over Progress Spells National Disaster.

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KEY INQUIRY QUESTION Singapore Built Skyscrapers with No Land — Why Are We Satisfied with Unga Packets and Brown Parcels? When a leader consistently prioritizes spending large amounts of public money on lavish gifts, ceremonies, handouts, or prestige projects—while systematically underinvesting in technology, agricultural modernization, infrastructure, or other productive sectors—it almost always indicates one or…

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Tragedy Strikes KJSEA Marking Exercise as Examiner Dies at Machakos Girls High School

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Nairobi, Kenya – November 24, 2025 The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) has announced the death of one of its examiners during the ongoing Kenya Junior School Education Assessment (KJSEA) marking exercise. The Incident Mr. Nicodemus Mutua Mutuku passed away this morning at Machakos Girls High School, where he was serving as a team leader…

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Shadows of Empire: How the West Maintains Control in Africa

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More than six decades after the wave of African independence, a troubling pattern persists. While colonial flags have been lowered and new anthems composed, the exploitation hasn’t ended—it has simply evolved. This is neocolonialism: the art of maintaining empire without the embarrassment of occupation. The term, coined by Ghana’s founding president Kwame Nkrumah, describes how…

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Why Senator Okiya Omtatah Wants to Abolish the Bomas National Tallying Centre (And Why It Matters for 2027)

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On 24 November 2025, Busia Senator and serial public-interest litigant Okiya Omtatah Okoiti walked into the Constitutional and Human Rights Division of the High Court in Nairobi and dropped a bombshell: Constitutional Petition E757 of 2025. In plain language, he is asking the court to declare the entire concept of a National Tallying Centre at…

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What to Study Now for a Successful Career in Kenya’s Future (2026-2050)

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Future-Proof Your Career: The Top 10 Most Promising Careers in Kenya (2026-2050) The job market our children will enter looks nothing like the one we know today. As Kenya pushes toward industrialisation, digital transformation, and sustainable development, the careers that will define success are rapidly evolving. For Form Four students choosing university courses and parents…

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An Abagusii Tale from the 17th Century

An Abagusii Tale from the 17th Century

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The Journey of Mogusii’s Heirs: An Abagusii Tale from the 17th Century In the early years of the 17th century, the Abagusii were a people on the move, their roots stretching back to a mythical place called Misiri, a land of hardship north of Mount Elgon. Oral traditions whispered that their ancestor, Mogusii, a descendant…

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he Blood of Parliament

The Blood Parliament: A Generation’s Fight on June 25, 2024

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Nairobi’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 black. They…

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