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Instead of trying to summarize the story, here is the full article including transcripts for evidence and clarity. It is lengthy, but please read in entirety or watch the video below: She Wanted to Help Liberia’s Most Vulnerable Girls. ...
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 ...
Is the content of the Kenyan curriculum in our schools and universities relevant for the job market and current practice?
This question is based on the current economic reality in which Kenya is knee-deep in debt. It’s also tied to an influx of illegal expatriate who continue to flood our job market whereas very capable Kenyans remain unemployed. Finally, this question ...
Based on my little experience here are some top 10 red flags to look for if you are indeed looking to share a healthy relationship with someone you love (applies to both men & women) – please do share yours ...
The internet may be easy to access and easy to upload and post news stories. But can we trust our so called “bloggers” who mostly do not know anything about journalism? The only internet has given such people the power ...
9 out of 10 Africans will definitely find something wrong with someone’s action or initiative but will never provide support in any way
How can you describe the current situation of the arts (Dance, music, theatre) in Kenya?
With the current trend of African Leaders relations with their Chinese counterparts, what does the future hold for the youth in Africa?
