by Phelix Baraka Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming nearly every sector of society, and education is no exception. Once confined to science fiction, AI is now embedded in classrooms, virtual learning environments, and administrative systems. In 2025, the use of AI in education has expanded far beyond basic learning apps, with personalized tutoring bots, […]
Read Moreby Brian kipkorir The recent “Saba Saba” protests in Kenya, commemorating the historic pro-democracy uprising of July 7th, 1990, have once again laid bare a profound shift in Kenyan political engagement. While the day traditionally serves as a rallying cry for multi-party democracy, the 2025 iteration saw a distinct evolution: a leaderless, party-less, and largely […]
Read Moreby mercy Target Breakdown: To save Ksh 100,000 in 12 months, you need to save: Ksh 8,300 per month, or About Ksh 280 per day How It Can Be Done: 1. Daily Income Strategy A typical boda rider can earn between Ksh 1,500–3,000 daily (depending on hours, location, fuel cost, etc.). Dedicate Ksh 300/day to […]
Read Moreby Iss I majorly want to begin with how the term cousins is reshaping kamba GEMA political identity.By emphasizing the importance of kingship and family ties in political affiliation .This shift in political identity is influenced by the recognition Of the interconnectedness of different ethnic groups within the kamba GEMA community. By focusing on the […]
Read Moreby Doreen In the bustling streets of Nairobi, Mombasa, and other Kenyan cities, a vibrant world of street food vendors thrives. From sizzling nyama choma to steaming hot mandazi, these vendors offer a culinary experience that’s both familiar and exciting. But beyond the delicious food, there’s a fascinating story of entrepreneurship, creativity, and community. *Aisha’s […]
Read Moreby stella So, imagine me showing up at a Kikuyu wedding, uninvited, just for the vibes and maybe some free food. I’m there, trying to blend in, when an auntie grabs my arm and goes, Auntie: “Eh, buda, whose son are you?” Me (sweating): “Ah, niko tu na Mama Njeri…” Auntie (raising her eyebrow): “Which […]
Read MoreBy Clinton There’s a weight most men carry that no one sees — the invisible burden of being “the provider.” It’s not just about money. It’s about identity. Worth. Respect. And for too many of us, it’s also about silence. From a young age, we’re taught that to be a man means to provide — […]
Read MoreWhy Men’s Tears Are Too Painful An Emotional Reflection on Masculinity and Pain By Emmanuel Luvembe Why Men’s Tears Are Too Painful Introduction In a world where masculinity is defined by strength, control, and emotional silence, a man’s tears are often seen as a weakness, a failure to uphold societal standards. This article […]
Read Moreby Mercy peter Is Kenya Raising a Generation That Fears Responsibility? Responsibility is not a fancy word–it simply means doing what you’re supposed to do, even when it’s hard. It’s about showing up, making decisions, and being ready to face the consequences. But if we look around Kenya today, we have to ask: Are we […]
Read Moreby fel Having lived in Nairobi, you realize that the day does not actually start before you have successfully gone through the matatu frenzy. It is not simply a public transport it is a micro-cultural world and a moving educational room or even a survival game. To thousands of us, it is the first and […]
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