Author: John
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Gone are the days when students only focused on classes and waited until graduation to start working. Today many students are turning to side hustles, small jobs or businesses that they run while studying, to earn money, gain experience and explore their passions. “I started selling eggs when I was in my second year at […]
In June 12, yearly we observe World Day Against Child Labour a day to expose the harsh injustice of child labour amplify the voices of affected children and renew our collective pledge: no child should ever be forced into work that robs them of their childhood. Let children remain children. In our nation especially in rural […]
Narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) is a mental health disorder characterized by a long-term pattern of exaggerated self-importance, a need of excessive attention and admiration, and a lack of empathy for others. It falls under the category of personality disorders in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5-TR). There are some key symptoms of Narcissistic personality […]
Each year, the month of June is recognized as Men’s Mental Health Month, a vital time to spotlight the mental health challenges many men face and to encourage open, honest conversations about emotional well-being. While society has made significant strides in discussing mental health, men’s issues often remain in the shadows- masked in stigma, silence […]
The announcement of the 2025/2026 budget sent ripples across Kenya, each wave carrying a unique perspective and a set of expectations. The Treasury’s proclamation of “the best budget ever” was met with a chorus of responses, a mix of anticipation, apprehension, and a pragmatic ‘wait and see’ attitude. The story of the budget, however, is […]
In the winter of 2024, Kenya’s streets echoed with chants, placards, and defiant TikToks as Generation Z rose in massive protests against the Finance Bill. What started as a tax revolt became a national reckoning, one that cost young lives. Many of those who marched never returned home. Today, some of their names are etched […]
International Albinism Awareness Day (IAAD) is observed annually on June 13 to promote the human rights of people with albinism and raise awareness about the challenges they face. Albinism is a genetic condition that results in a lack of melanin pigment in the skin, hair and eyes. This makes individuals with albinism highly sensitive to sunlight and prone […]
The death of Albert Ojwang has cast a long shadow of uncertainty, raising critical questions about the circumstances surrounding his demise. Conflicting reports from the police and the findings of the autopsy have only deepened the mystery, leaving the public and Ojwang’s family searching for answers. The initial reports from the police presented a narrative […]
In recent years, Kenya has seen a troubling rise in mental health issues among its youth. This silent epidemic is affecting thousands, yet it remains largely unnoticed, overshadowed by societal stigma, inadequate healthcare resources, and economic struggles. With a youthful population facing mounting pressures, mental health challenges have become a crisis that demands urgent attention. […]
Kisii County, with its lush landscapes and vibrant communities, faces the critical need to protect its environment. As the world marks Environmental Day, it’s an opportune moment to reflect on the steps Kisii County can take to ensure a sustainable future. One of the primary areas of focus should be sustainable agriculture. Promoting eco-friendly farming […]
