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EASY AND DELICIOUS RABBIT RECIPES

By DEPHINE MUTINDA   Ever tried rabbit meat? Thought so, many of the people I know have never had rabbit meat and have no interest in even trying it for different reasons. Rabbit meat is known to be white, fine grained and with mild flavor. It is very nutritious because it is known for the […]

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Remembering the Journalists: World Press Day

By Joe Aura (aurajoe6@gmail.com) World Press Freedom Day is observed on May 3rd each year. It was proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly in December 1993, following the recommendation of UNESCO’s General Conference. This day serves to raise awareness of the importance of freedom of the press and reminds governments of their duty to respect and uphold the right to freedom of expression,

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The Deadly Price Tag

By Rose Maina   In Kenya, as in many other parts of the world, financial disparity between genders persists. Men, leveraging their economic advantage, often entice vulnerable women with promises of financial security, employment opportunities, or material possessions. These seemingly enticing offers serve as a smokescreen for their ulterior motives, leading unsuspecting women into dangerous

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Clothing the revolution

By Susan Majimbo   My heart breaks for Sarah, she was attacked by three men, beaten blue, and stabbed. Her sight is blurry because unfortunately there is bleeding in one of her eyes (According to a report by Usikimye, a Kenyan based revolutionary organization that works towards ending Gender Based Violence). Why you may I

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Is femicide deeply rooted in our society?

By Jessica Akinyi   They say time waits for no man, well, it’s high time to discover the root cause of the rising issue that is affecting women worldwide. When people hear femicide, they most often assume it is tied to feminism therefore looking at it in terms of battle of equality of the sexes.

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