THE LAST ANIMALS By Brian Joseph It is said that you never know the importance of something till you lose it. I wish I knew are indeed the most painful words one can utter and this brings me to the subject of my story. We all love animals, we all love and aspire to go […]
By William Dekker It may sound cliché to say that within a few decades, a surge in the number of young people in the continent will make Africa’s labour force the largest in the world. It is also a commonplace remark that the sizeable gap between the number of employment-seeking youth and the limited opportunities
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Writers Guild Kenya Vacancy Announcement JOB TITLE: PROGRAMS AND OPERATIONS MANAGER JOB PURPOSE: Programs and Operations Manager will coordinate the activities of Writers Guild Kenya including writing classes, hybrid publishing activities, events, and growth platforms for writers and readers in Kenya. MAIN DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Coordinates all the activities of the Writers Guild Kenya Represent
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What color is your diet? By Priscilla Kona Dial a fruit today! Food is anything which, when taken in the body will sustain life and growth. Ministry of Health warning; Alcohol is harmful to your health. Resveratrol in wine is useful in risk reduction for cardiovascular conditions. But over-consumption of alcohol has been found
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THE MOUNTAIN By Sylvester H Wauye This is what must happen. When the powerful despise the powerless When the affluent despise the impoverished When the towering despise the lowly When the satiated despise the hungry When the happy despise the sad When the healthy despise the sick When the potent despise the impotent When the
BLIGHT By Sylvester H Wauye I wonder how a tomato feels when it’s is attacked by blight. Especially, a ripe tomato shaped in the form of a heart. It looks infested with dark, splotchy, concentric spots as it curls and withers. The blight is difficult to heal when insane jealousy takes command and smothers the
WE ARE STRONG, WITH YOU Throughout our journey of growing Writers to do good through the pen, we have met a number of people whose support have enabled us to keep the fire burning for 6 years now. We have met people who were not necessarily interested in writing, but were thrilled at our commitment
Write Your Passion Faculty Allan Aringo (Entrepreneur and Communications Expert), CEO-Language Experts. Brief Profile. Keynote Speaker and Master of Ceremony Document Translator and Conference Interpreter Spanish Lecturer at United States International University Fluent in Swahili, English, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Italian A member of Smartspeak Toastmasters that meets at Parklands Sports Club Founder of SpeakLikeaPro,
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Welcome to Writers Guild-Kenya Overview By going through the process to be part of Writers Guild Kenya, you have taken a step to be part of something so special, something which will ensure you grow progressively. You are now entitled to all that we offer. We have, however, realized that when you have a buffet,
THE STORY THAT IS OFTEN NOT TOLD. By Brian Joseph Each day we come across women of all genders, ranging from zero to the very eldest members of our society. Many of them will always be seen smiling but there are those who are usually sad once the end of the month comes. Mainly the
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THE SITUATION ABOUT ORPHANS IN NIGERIA By Brian Joseph The news about how vulnerable children are suffering in one of our African countries hit me like an A-bomb. According to a report by UNICEF, it revealed “that there were about seven million orphans in Nigeria. This was in the year 2003 and that 800,000 more
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This lockdown is a good break from sadaka and tithe By William Dekker We may look sad about these stay-at-home measures imposed by the government, but deep down we are happy that we don’t have to pay offertory for ten Sundays now and counting. We may look frustrated with this coronavirus pandemic but deep down
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