Opinion

By Eden Koech   A four-year degree once opened doors to job opportunities . Now it barely gets you through the front gate or even… Read More »Skills are the new currency of employment.

By:Vivian Kisamo   I grew up believing that churches were places of peace where people come to heal, connect, and find spiritual purpose. For millions of… Read More »“In God’s Name? The Dangerous Rise of Cultism in Kenya’s Churches”

By Tehila Namai Byline: In a world built on digital connection, a phone’s silence can be more unsettling than peace for a student. That sudden,… Read More »The Silent Struggle: When Our Digital Lifelines Go Quiet

By Sheila Wambua With an exasperated sigh heard at the end of the call, Joe Musyoki sinks into his office chair at home while clearing… Read More »Friend or Foe? What AI Really Means for the Future of Creatives

By Isaac Biosse Picture this. You’re out with your friends at your regular chill spot. On this particular day, you went early because you needed… Read More »The struggle of mental health among students and young people

by Cindy Maloba I opened my eyes at exactly 1:47 p.m. to the soft sounds of beeping machines, low voices, and dim lights. A gentle… Read More »Student Moms: Raising Children While Earning a Degree

By Abigael Kirui   It’s Time to Eliminate the Barriers With special schools, disability policies and even an increasing number of assistive programs, Kenya is… Read More »DISABILITY INCLUSION IS MORE THAN A POLICY—IT’S A PRACTICE

  By Makena Rachel A cry for change. Sign the petition today. Courtesy of Usikimye and Joanna Kinuthia. “I am not free while any woman… Read More »FEMICIDE: KENYA’S NEW PANDEMIC

By Joe Aura, aurajoe6@gmail.com The TikTok Effect: How One App Reshaped Kenya’s Social Scene In the past five years, Kenya’s pop culture has undergone a… Read More »TikTok and the Evolution of Kenyan Pop Culture