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[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 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.

By Joe Aura Christmas season evokes memories of festive movies like ‘Home Alone’ and ‘The Grinch’, enchanting us with laughter, tears, and moments of sheer… Read More »Christmas Films: A Cinematic Yuletide Feast

  By Shirlene Omondi [shirleneomondi@gmail.com]   The highly anticipated fun day had finally arrived, and the enthusiasm among Daystar students was palpable. This annual event… Read More »Daystar 2023 Fun Day; Yay or nay

  By Dephine Mutinda   Daystar University’s 2023 Culture Week, themed ‘Unity in Diversity, celebrated the harmonious blend of Kenyan-Community cultures from October 24th to… Read More »Rediscovering Our Roots

By: Shirlene Omondi [shirleneomondi@gmail.com]   In a bizarre incident that has left the nation baffled, a video featuring high school girls from St. Theresa Eregi… Read More »Mysterious Phenomenon Grips Kenyan Schoolgirls: Is it Mass Hysteria or Something More?

By Samuel White   Don’t you just hate it when someone chews so loudly, or someone is talking and food particles are flying off their… Read More »DINING ETIQUETTE YOU SHOULD KNOW