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I believe that feminism in Africa is more out of necessity than a movement pushed by the need of equal right like in the west. In Kenya specifically, a lot of households in the lower income areas are women led. They ...Read more
The first case of coronavirus became mentioned in Kenya on Friday the 13th. This comes after UN introduced 1 Billion Dollars for infected countries. Initially, most Kenyans had speculated that there had been already cases and the Government became preserving off to Read more
New Mombasa a real city located in Kenya. Mombasa is an Island made up of 3 by 5 Km coral outcrop located on Kenya’s coast on the Indian Ocean, which is connected to the mainland by a causeway. Some parts of ...Read more
A 12 ft statue of the first president of independent Kenya sits on the cobbled lawn of Kenyatta International Conference Centre. The statue is a masterpiece that captured intricate ...Read more
There has been a recent upsurge in violence against migrants in South Africa, but how common are such attacks? Xenophobia has reared its ugly head in the rainbow nation. African nations have had enough. This week at least 10 people were killed, ...Read more
Should retired president Moi and other tycoons who have huge tracts of land hived off the Mau Forest be allowed to keep them or should they also be evicted just as the ordinary “Wanjikus” are and also be prosecuted?
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?
A large number of artifacts held in Western museums and libraries are known to have been appropriated over the ages through conquest and colonialism. The looting of African objects anthropologists, curators and private collectors took place in war as well ...Read more
Kihu, an economist and founder of The Bizconomist Journal suggests that a young person in Kenya has three options of breaking out of poverty or become financially independent —education, entrepreneurship and talent. Initiatives such as the 30 per cent procurement rule meant ...Read more
Gender-based violence (GBV) is a human rights violation, a public health challenge, and a barrier to civic, social, political, and economic participation. GBV is recognized as a widespread international public health and human rights issue. There is need for understanding the meaning ...Read more
