Opinion

By Janet Wambua Culture Week at Athi River Campus is off to a bumpy start, and if you ask some students, it feels more like… Read More »Culture Week or Business Week?

By Stacey Mary One of the many difficult choices we have to make in life is choosing a friend. When to choose, where to meet,… Read More »Know yourself

The Return of the Shield, with a Side of Red Hulk By Joe Aura, aurajoe6@gmail.com Hold on to your shields, folks, America is back and… Read More »Captain America: Brave New World Trailer Review

By Sarabi Shani If you are reading this, you may have come across the recent TikTok trend involving users prompting ChatGPT to roast their profiles.… Read More »The Creation of Adam

By Joe Aura, aurajoe6@gmail.com On a rainy day in Macha, Athi River, my friends and I decided to unwind like the good ol’ days. We… Read More »‘It’s What’s Inside’ Review: Body-Swapping Thrills and Social Commentary

By Malia Anam Have you heard that the KICD wants to make changes in schools? Not just any changes, but changes that involve removing set… Read More »Why Remove Set Books in Schools?

By Joe Aura, Aurajoe6@gmail.com Recent investigations by BBC Africa Eye have unveiled the disturbing and ongoing abuse of elderly individuals in Kenya, highlighting systemic issues… Read More »Reflection on Elderly Abuse in Kenya: A Call for Action and Reform

By Joe Aura, aurajoe6@gmail.com Decolonization remains a powerful and unfinished story, woven with struggles for independence, identity, and self-determination. From the historic European colonization of… Read More »Decolonization Through Art: Reclaiming Identity and Shaping the Future

Transforming Lives Through Food for Education By Joe Aura, JoeAura6@mail.com In a world where millions of children still face hunger and malnutrition, one woman is… Read More »Wawira Njiru’s Fight Against Child Hunger