Is the content of the Kenyan curriculum in our schools and universities relevant for the job market and current practice? ...
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The society we live in constantly reminds us to get married but nobody tells you what to do after the actual marriage ceremony and the couple mostly concentrate more on the ceremony/date than the whole “forever until death does us part thing” that’s why we have more divorce. ...
Given the rising cases of gender-based violence in Kenya and Africa, including those that do not make it to the mainstream media just because the victims are not high profile persons, do you feel like the criminal justice system is doing enough? ...
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Recently, one of our mentors in a medical school committed suicide. Everyone was shocked. He was the happiest lecturer we knew and he had international accolades for his clinical and scholarly contributions to medicine. He was a loving husband, a doting father and his career ...
It’s tough times for everyone. “There’s no money,” “I have not been paid,” “I’m broke” and “it’s happening to everyone” are the new vocabularies in town. We have seen help going to the lower class, both food and rent relief.< ...
What do you consider as the most depressing thing in life at the moment? Some things or people can be naturally depressing. Sadness and depression in life could be out of loneliness, lack of friendship and love, or external influences like politics and negative energy, injustice, ...
The President, his deputy and the government of Kenya claim to be fighting corruption. We have seen high profile arrests and arraignments but sill no convictions. Is this effort genuine? ...
Literature is a medium for creative expression. I.e novel, poetry & drama. A powerful tool that can change the mindset of an era. Ngugi’s novels appear to confront a certain perspective, women empowerment, and progress. But is a reality or a myth? ...
What would you do if you were President for 6 months? We often complain but offer no alternatives; now, imagine you have all the state machinery & power of the presidency for 6 months – what would you do for Kenyans before your exit? This is what I would do: –
During the times that I travel to other countries I notice many things; one of the small things I notice is that, in most of these countries, there are no security guards with metal detectors at the entrance of public spaces. Many of these are ‘developed’ ...