By John Ilunga Following the October 7th attacks in Israel, till now, the war continues with ever increasing tensions especially in the recent attacks between… Read More »WHY GAZA IS THE TROPHY IN THE ISRAELI- IRAN WAR
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 Sophia Kiragu From the moment you land in Dubai, you can feel the lavish lifestyle, fast world vibe the thrill of a… Read More »REASONS TO VISIT DUBAI
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By Samuel Owino The presidential debate on April 14th at Daystar University’s main campus was a sight to behold. Candidates for various positions arrived dressed… Read More »On The Presidential Debate
By Samuel Owino We all know how stressful weekdays can be, with never-ending assignments, continuous group work, and weekly classes. With all this, we always… Read More »Your Weekend Plans
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
By Samuel Owino Whoever decided that Daystar’s main campus should be in Athi River was wild for it. There was a meeting that had an… Read More »Essentials to Survive Athi River Campus
By Joe Aura, aurajoe6@gmail.com Kenyans have recently found themselves navigating immense pressure amid socio-political upheavals. For the youth, this burden is compounded by academic stress… Read More »Mental Health in Kenya: A Growing Concern
