By Wambui Teresa Okudo A dark, persistent reality, Femicide. We lose a mother, sister or student to violence. The purpose of attacking or killing a… Read More »Grief to Action: Fighting Femicide in Kenya and the Power of Online Engagement with #Usikimye
Published By: JENTRICE NAISHORUA MUNEI The first light of dawn washes over Kajiado in shades of gold and dust. Goats stir, fires crackle in… Read More »when the Classroom Door Becomes a Mirage: The Hard to Reach School Children of Kajiado
By Helga Mbodze Ishmael NAIROBI, Kenya — August 12, 2025 The crisp Nairobi morning air carried a sense of anticipation as students, faculty members, and… Read More »From Ethics to Storytelling: Daystar’s Masterclass Equips Future Climate Reporters
By Mercy Mwaniki mercyjesca23@gmail.com When a conversation about tax is brought up among the youth, little is understood. Furthermore when you tell a twenty-year old… Read More »THE YOUTH AND TAX LITERACY
By Joe Aura Kenyan singer Sofiya Nzau (born 20 February 1993 as Sofiya Wanjiku) is poised to make become the first Kenyan artist to perform… Read More »Sofiya Nzau
By Joe Aura On December 29, 2024, Joyce Ong’ombe stood at the edge of life as she knew it—and watched it all disappear in flames.… Read More »Through the Fire: Joyce Ong’ombe’s Testimony of Faith, Healthcare, and Community
By Joe Aura aurajoe6@gmail.com The Kenya Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka welcomed its 1,000,000th visitor on July 22, 2025, marking kicking off the second half… Read More »Kenya Pavilion Hits 1 Million Milestone at Osaka Expo, Sets Sights on 2 Million Visitors
By Enock Matara Teacher Daniel Mutai (in red) hands over a wheelchair to a young pupil in need, as fellow students look on with… Read More »Wheels of Hope, The Bomet Teacher Giving Disabled Children a Chance to Walk with Dignity
By Joe Aura, aurajoe6@gmail.com From historical defiance to Gen Z’s digital revolution, Kenya’s protests are louder, younger, and more daring than ever before. Every year… Read More »Sabasaba Pro Max; A New Era of Protest in Kenya
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.
