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By Jemutai Too, Introduction In Nairobi’s bustling Central Business District, where thousands go about their daily lives, a young hawker known …
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By Joel Mwendwa For years, Kenya has lagged behind in the expertise of music especially gospel music production that can compete and …
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By Helga Mbodze Ishmael NAIROBI, Kenya — August 12, 2025 The crisp Nairobi morning air carried a sense of anticipation as students, …
By Mercy Mwaniki mercyjesca23@gmail.com When a conversation about tax is brought up among the youth, little is understood. Furthermore when you tell …
By Joe Aura Kenyan singer Sofiya Nzau (born 20 February 1993 as Sofiya Wanjiku) is poised to make become the first Kenyan …
By Joe Aura On December 29, 2024, Joyce Ong’ombe stood at the edge of life as she knew it—and watched it all …
By Joe Aura aurajoe6@gmail.com The Kenya Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka welcomed its 1,000,000th visitor on July 22, 2025, marking kicking off …
By Enock Matara Teacher Daniel Mutai (in red) hands over a wheelchair to a young pupil in need, as fellow students …
By Joe Aura, aurajoe6@gmail.com From historical defiance to Gen Z’s digital revolution, Kenya’s protests are louder, younger, and more daring than ever …
By Eden Koech A four-year degree once opened doors to job opportunities . Now it barely gets you through the front …
By:Vivian Kisamo I grew up believing that churches were places of peace where people come to heal, connect, and find spiritual purpose. …
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By Tehila Namai Byline: In a world built on digital connection, a phone’s silence can be more unsettling than peace for a …
By John Ilunga Recent documentaries from DW News and International journalist Johnny Harris, stipulate that DRC is a land full of potential. …
