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By Joe Aura, Look, it wasn’t as bad as you think, but Avatar fans have never really recovered from the Avatar movie made back in… Read More »Ang Flies, Mixed up Storylines, and Head-Scratching CGI: A Review of Netflix’s New Avatar Animated Series

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… Read More »Is femicide deeply rooted in our society?

By Joe Aura, aurajoe6@gmail.com 15/04/1912 , 112 years ago, one of the most infamous maritime disasters in history shook the world: the sinking of the… Read More »Remembering the Tragedy of the Titanic: 112 Years On

Na shamim Talla Mwezi wa Ramadhani ni mwezi uliojaa juhudi na fadhila tele na nyingi ambazo lau zitatiliwa maanani, Ummah huu utanyanyuka kutoka daraja moja… Read More »Nasaha za Ramadhan

[Photo Courtesy] Printed materials like books, magazines, newspapers have been around for quite some time. The European Age of printing began in 1439 marking the… Read More »History Of Women In Print

By Dennis Mungai Gone are the days where a child would be punished by the neighbor when discovered doing something wrong. The neighbor would punish… Read More »Raising a Child is a Community Effort

By Joe Aura, [aurajoe6@gmail.com] A striking image has surfaced, capturing former President Donald Trump in an unexpected embrace with people of color. The photograph, generated… Read More »Controversial AI-Generated Image of Trump Sparks Debate on Truthful News

By Joe Aura (aurajoe6@gmail.com) February 13th marks World Radio Day, a day dedicated to celebrating radio as a powerful medium for promoting dialogue, tolerance, and… Read More »How Community Radio Has Contributed to Building Peace: A Kenyan Case Study

By Joe Aura, {aurajoe6@gmail.com}   Imagine a world where giving spreads like wildfire and a simple smile sets off a chain reaction of good deeds. This… Read More »Infectious Generosity: How Small Acts Can Change the World.