By Gabriel Dinda You see today, I was telling my colleague and friend, Kelvin Orina(he calls himself SI Unit) that this is the best time to have lived and he doubted for a while. “Gabriel, what do you mean this is the best time to live, don’t you see Kaburas all around us?” But […]
I found a New Bae & You too can Date her! Read More »
By Beatrice Wairimu The long awaited rains are here with us. Do you wonder why they are taking so long than they used to be a while back? Have you noticed that the rains are more sporadic and intense and sometimes catastrophic causing a lot of destruction than good. There is also drastic increase in
Is Climate Change Really Our Problem? Read More »
By Wr. Dismas Okombo. Every writer, established and budding alike, will testify to this verity; writing is never a walk in the park. The wonderful ideas and the splendid imaginations throws you in a febrile and you find yourself lacking words to pen. It is especially challenging to tackle the introductory paragraph for the prose
For Every Writer, the first Oath is to Society Read More »
By Poet Gift If she could have been a little more than just beauty I could have swam to save her, I could have paid the prize and walk into that tarvin, They called it the Red Sea, Only the Titanic’s secured their safeties, I could have, with my big tummy I am sure I
You Belong to No Sea Read More »
By Gabriel Dinda. Just few days ago, I was watching a televised Interview of two Kenyan politicians(from opposing sides of course) and I got really disturbed. The manner in which they were talking, anyone would think that the country is already with the dogs. It is around that time when I heard that chaos
What Can I do as a Kenyan? Read More »
By Elias Muhatia More About the Author The summit on governance and accountability held on Tuesday 18th of October 2016 at the State house saw every sector of leadership blame another for failure to deal with corruption. The institutions mandated with fighting corruption such as the Judiciary, the Attorney General, the Director of Prosecutions, and
Corruption? Sorry, my Hands are tied! Read More »
By Geoffrey Moenga. Political processes are very imperative to any particular country since much of the fundamental decisions that determine its future are based on those decisions. As such, all stakeholders including the corporates are deemed to remain concerned on the end game of these processes. Elections, across the world, remain to be one
WHY BUSINESSES NEED TO EMBRACE CORPORATE CIVIC RESPONSIBILITY MORE Read More »
By Writers Guild Kenya, Writer. Violence and video games belong to two different genres of words; one is connected with pain and agony and another with fun and amusement. Two of them found their relation, when violence was infused in video games and a new genre of games categorized as violent video games flooded the
Is playing violent video games connected with actual acts of violence? Read More »
By Tobias Belleh, JKUAT I do not know who you are, I do not know your name or where you come from, but I have been where you are. I have travelled the journey you are about to begin, the journey that you have now already began. You will most probably not see me giving
Dear First Year Student… Read More »
4th year Communication and Information Technology students from the Kakamega based Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology -Pius Angatia and his counterpart Julius Amboko have issued a seven days ultimatum to Masinde Muliro financial directors to furnish them with up to date finance/bank statements and account for all expenditures so far incurred during the
STUDENTS THREATEN VASITY LEADERS OVER ACCOUNTABILITY. Read More »
While everyone clearly understands the dangers of involving in drugs, it is quite unfortunate that majority of individuals including young adults and youths are part of drug addiction problem. Furthermore, with the increase daily problems and lack of job opportunities, majority of the youths in the country are currently taking drugs and drinking alcohol under
Why we Need More Rehabilitation Centres. Read More »
Recently I was helping a friend do her curriculum vitae and to my surprise I noticed that she had written in the CV that she only knew basic Kiswahili. This is despite the fact that my friend has schooled in Kenya all the way from Kindergarten, Primary school, Secondary school, and through to a Kenyan
Who Buried Kiswahili Language in Kenya without our Knowledge? Read More »
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