The Hidden Lives of Afghan Women Under the Taliban
By Roselyn Samuel Imagine waking up one morning to find that your existence is no longer acceptable not to strangers, but to the world… Read More »The Hidden Lives of Afghan Women Under the Taliban
Youth: Navigating the Journey to Adulthood
By Joe Aura, Email: aurajoe6@gmail.com If you could have everything you ever wished for in life, what would you want? The answer to this question… Read More »Youth: Navigating the Journey to Adulthood
An Imaginable Betrayal: The Terrible Tale of Gisèle Pélicot.
By ROSELYN SAMUEL What can be described as unimaginable has turned into the actual nightmare that 72-year-old Gisèle Pélicot recently disclosed to a French court,… Read More »An Imaginable Betrayal: The Terrible Tale of Gisèle Pélicot.
Mpox: What Daystar Students Need to Know and How We Can Help Stop the Spread
As students return to Daystar University after the mid-year break, it’s important that we take steps to protect our community from potential health risks.… Read More »Mpox: What Daystar Students Need to Know and How We Can Help Stop the Spread
Celebrating Innovation and Community at The Nairobi Show
By Jemima Mukasa The Nairobi International Trade Fair is a perfect snapshot of Kenya’s dynamic culture and entrepreneurial spirit. A vibrant blend of agriculture, innovation,… Read More »Celebrating Innovation and Community at The Nairobi Show
A Year After the October 7th Attack
By Joe Aura, Aurajoe6@gmail.com “Imagine there’s no countries, it isn’t hard to do. Nothing to kill or die for, and no religion, too. Imagine all… Read More »A Year After the October 7th Attack
Revenge Tourism vs. Sustainable Tourism: Reflection on World Tourism Day
By Joe Aura, aurajoe6@gmail.com Just four years ago, bustling cities and renowned streets were hauntingly deserted as the global tourist sector came to a halt.… Read More »Revenge Tourism vs. Sustainable Tourism: Reflection on World Tourism Day
Book Review: Before The Coffee Gets Cold
By Mercy Mwaniki If you could go back in time, who would you want to meet? Would you choose to travel to the past, knowing… Read More »Book Review: Before The Coffee Gets Cold
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… Read More »Clothing the revolution
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… Read More »The Deadly Price Tag