Author: Valentine Ndeta
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As thousands of Kenyan students prepare to join universities each year, the anticipation of beginning a new chapter in their academic journey is often overshadowed by the anxiety of managing university fees. Increasingly, parents are finding themselves struggling with misleading fee structures that complicate financial planning and strain household budgets. The issue begins with the […]
The Law Society of Kenya (LSK) has initiated legal proceedings against Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mithika Linturi and Principal Secretary Kello Harsama Rono over allegations of distributing substandard fertilizer. The lawsuit highlights serious concerns about the quality and safety of agricultural inputs provided to farmers, which is crucial for the nation’s food security and economic stability. […]
The construction industry remains one of the most male-dominated sectors globally. Women are significantly underrepresented, constituting only about 10% of the workforce in many developed countries and even less in others. This inequality stems from several interwoven factors including cultural stereotypes, lack of role models, insufficient training opportunities, and workplace conditions. Cultural stereotypes play a […]
Claudia Sheinbaum has made history as the first woman to be elected President of Mexico, marking a significant milestone in the country’s political landscape. Sheinbaum, a member of the Morena party, secured her victory with a platform emphasizing social justice, environmental sustainability, and economic equality. Before her presidential bid, Sheinbaum held notable positions in government […]
Junior Secondary School (JSS) teachers have called off their strike following a successful negotiation with the Teachers Service Commission (TSC). The strike, which lasted several weeks, significantly disrupted the academic calendar, affecting thousands of students across the country. The resolution comes as a relief to many, ensuring that normal school operations can resume promptly. The […]
On June 1, 2024, Bungoma County, traditionally known for its vibrant culture and rich history, played host to the national Madaraka Day celebrations, led by President William Ruto. This significant day marks the 61st anniversary of Kenya’s attainment of self-governance from British colonial rule in 1963. The choice of Bungoma as the central point for […]
Sustainable agriculture is an approach to farming that focuses on producing food in a way that preserves the environment, supports fair working conditions, and maintains economic viability for farmers. It aims to meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. As the global population continues […]
In today’s current situations where ethical boundaries often seem unclear, the question of how to handle moral dilemmas remains highly relevant. Consider the scenario of finding a sack of money while walking; it challenges the core of one’s principles. While the immediate temptation might be to keep the cash and solve personal financial troubles, true […]
The recent ban on the sale and consumption of muguka in Kenya’s coastal region has sparked significant debate among residents, traders, and leaders. Muguka, a stimulant similar to khat but known for its lower cost and widespread use, has long been a staple in the coastal economy and social life. The ban, spearheaded by Mombasa […]
Kenya has committed to sending police officers to Haiti to aid in the stabilization of the Caribbean nation. This mission, endorsed by the United Nations, represents a crucial step in addressing the escalating violence and political instability that have plagued Haiti in recent years. Haiti has been struggling with severe political disorders and social unrest […]
