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By: Nicholas Kweyu (nicholaskweyu99@gmail.com) Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin’s trial for the murder of George Floyd began on Monday. The incident which occurred in… Read More »Derek Chauvin Trial: What You Should Know So Far
The congress elections for hostel representatives have been rescheduled to April 2, to pave way for the schools’ congress elections which take place today.
In honor of Women’s History Month, the Involvement Newspaper will be featuring African Women Leaders, heroes and activists in a bid to remember their contributions… Read More »MIRIAM MAKEBA—MUSICIAN AND ACTIVIST
By Daniel Nyaga (danielnyaga.dn@gmail.com) Thumbnail Photo Courtesy of weheartit.com “Daniel… Daniel!! You need to wake up and make breakfast. It’s ten o’clock.” Dad shouted as… Read More »Adventure Time
By Daniel Nyaga (danielnyaga.dn@gmail.com) Thumbnail Photo Courtesy of medium.com Crazy how time flies huh? The year is flying quite fast. Lately, I have found myself… Read More »Tom & Jerry
True to these words, the human race has been awfully blinded by the pleasures of the world so much so that respect and regard for human
In honor of Women’s History Month, the Involvement Newspaper will be featuring African Women Leaders, heroes and activists in a bid to remember their contributions… Read More »Africa’s First Woman President- Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
By Hilmelda Tenkeu (hilmeldatenkeu@gmail.com) Thumbnail Photo Courtesy of http://hi.photoslurp.com/ Gone are the days were having a formal education and obtaining a degree was the goal.… Read More »Professionals VS Influencers: Blurred lines in media!
President Uhuru Kenyatta on Tuesday, signed into law the Employment (Amendment) Bill of 2019, which will allow parents who apply for adoption of children to be granted one-month pre-adoptive leave with full pay.
The culture, evolution, and history of women of African descent reflect the evolution and history of the African continent itself.
