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Schooled or Educated?
Education is the process through which knowledge is acquired. But why is knowledge acquired? What is the purpose of acquiring knowledge? Why should people be ...
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Kenya 2022 Elections: Are Kenyans Ready for a New President?
“Worry is like a rocking chair; it gives you something to do but it gets you nowhere.” Joyce Meyer. On Tuesday, Kenyans went out to ...
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Rural Vs Urban Life (Today)
Barely under a decade ago, was urban life preferred to rural life! Especially when auntie and uncle “madooh” came visiting and told you stories of ...
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Sammy The Anti-Jigger Police
Five year old Sammy has jiggers. He writhes in pain as the community health worker (CHW) cleans his feet. She then pierces some of the ...
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Is It Time To Re-Empower Men?
The world just celebrated the International Women’s Day. As a country (Kenya) we are still grappling with one of the most terrifying sexual assault. A ...
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Political Instability and Civil War in Africa in 2021
2021 saw a mix of political instability and civil war in Africa; Ethiopian government forces and the rebel Tigray Defense Forces fighting in Tigray and ...
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Connecting Piped Water Into Homes Could Save A Lot Of Man Hours For Makueni People
According to WHO and UNICEF, two billion people live in countries with high water stress. One of the most important recent milestones has been recognizing ...
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What Happened?
While we bask in the glory and splendor of the present, it is easy to forget about the awe and aesthetic beauty of the past. ...
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Drug Abuse and Minors: A Looming National Crisis
I walked into my village market center. At the entrance, I saw some boys and young men sitting around a green basin in a ...
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Mental Health and Peace
Are our thoughts worth so much more after we are no more? Reality threatens that ‘yes’ is the answer. We tend to acquire a new ...
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Peace: The Community Lifeline
They say the future is female, but I ask myself whether that is not a sexist’s point of view. We live in times where the ...
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Elections and Peace
It’s almost that time of year again, when the air is thick with dust from large vehicles, when religious services are transformed into political rallies, ...
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