By KEN ANDREW kenakikenyi@gmail.com Thumbnail Photo Courtesy of Emmanuel Loreng’. Daystar City and Daystar Falcons football teams are gearing up for a tough four weeks… Read More »CRUNCH TIME IN THE KUSA LEAGUE AS TEAMS FACE ELEVEN GAMES IN FOUR WEEKS
By Hellen Owuor (hellenowuor10@gmail.com) The emergence of Covid-19 took many by surprise, with the new virus spreading rapidly and introducing the need for extra safety… Read More »KENYAN YOUTH: THE ULTIMATE KEY TO ERADICATE MISINFORMATION ON COVID-19 IN KENYA
By Wangui Njau. njaucatherine@gmail.com) Thumbnail Photo Courtesy of cafedelites.com What you will need : All-purpose flour. Baking Powder. Sugar. Dry Spices. (Cinamon etc.) Eggs. Milk.… Read More »Dark Chocolate Glazed Fluffy Pancakes.🥞
By Hellen Owuor hellenowuor10@gmail.com “ My life was consumed by fear and panic for the better part of 2020. I was constantly on my phone… Read More »“…Now I know better. I will read and verify before I share”
BY KEN ANDREW kenakikenyi@gmail.com Thumbnail Photo Courtesy Of Instagram/Dustin Poirier) A turning point in the world of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) is expected on July… Read More »THE DIAMOND VS THE NOTORIOUS: WHO WILL WIN THE TRILOGY?
Two men stole two mountain bikes from a student with a bike hiring business using a lost student ID that belonged to a Daystar student. The two men hired bikes from Noah Karuri, the business owner, on May 25, never to be seen again.
Use the link below to access the Involvement Newspaper issue 240 which features a range of articles written by our writers to ensure that you… Read More »INVOLVEMENT ISSUE 240
By Jonah Karanja After nearly 19 year of inaction, the Safari Rally is back in action in the Kenyan Wilderness. The event is expected to… Read More »Safari on the Rally
By Hilmelda Tenkeu (hilmeldatenkeu@gmail.com) Thumbnail Photo: the kora instrument Photo courtesy of theculturetrip.com Do you know the guitar, piano or saxophone? Of course you do.… Read More »KORA: The Grammy-award-winning African instrument.
Daystar University Vice-Chancellor today announced, during a chapel service at the main campus, that all exams will be done physically.
