By Winston Owino “If you empower women, you empower the society,” says Beatrice Wairimu, a Bachelors Degree holder in Environmental Studies & sociology, an ardent environmentalist, a former trainee of […]
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By Wr. Immaculate Ajiambo They are young and committed to bringing change unto their communities. They are driven by passion and humanity.To them fame is nothing compared to being contented
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By Rahab Kinuthia, Masinde Muliro University. He is a charmer, ever at ease. It would be difficult for one to distinguish him among his juniors until you hear the term
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By Wr. Edith Nderitu For a long time and I mean pretty long time, I termed myself as a slow learner. I remember my friend scolding me because
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By Wr. Winston Owino I have always been impervious to the claim that ‘Kenyans do not read.’ My question has always been whether we do not read the usual suspects
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By Wr. Gabriel Dinda. What amount of Cash Prize will it take so that young people can keep their phones away during meetings? Or what nature of reward can we
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By James Osolo. Yesterday, CORD was in Meru, and they received quiet a good welcome, though all this depends on which side of your bread is buttered. At the same
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By Wr. Gabriel Dinda If you graduated recently, you surely know what I mean. You know that feeling of meeting a former class mate of yours, who copied from you,
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By James Osolo. It’s one month since Donald John Trump was sworn in as the president of the United States and during this time a lot has happened. Talk of
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By Ajiambo Samantha Immaculate. Charles ‘Chanchori’ Ndegwa is not an Uber driver but a law student at Kenya School of Law. Chanchori is his high school nickname that has stuck
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Narrated by Wr. Rumona Apiyo. But bae, who am I to you? …….are you sure? You know that feeling that you have sometimes, you don’t have any empirical evidence
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By Wr. Njeri Macharia A couple of days ago I felt so lonely. It broke my heart. I broke down and I cried to my mom and I told her,
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