Monthly Archives: March 2021
CHANGE OF GUARD: Will Prof Kibwage steer Egerton University out of...
A change of guard, albeit in acting capacity at Egerton University is expected to turn around the dwindling fortunes of the institution.
Started off as...
FEATURE: Hope keeps Auma, mother going
When Beverly Auma was born 12 years ago, at her parents’ home in Kamagambo,Rongo Sub-county, she looked okay like any child.
At that time, her...
REFLECTIONS: Maria and Ringo
I don’t like cheating myself and therefore I will not want to cheat you. It is a fact that in the very house I...
FOR LAUGHS: The Nyagenkeans’ position on Free Food!
REFLECTIONS: I am sure that you are not hearing about the Nyagenkeans for the first time but get it from me that it may take...
New coffee regulations set to streamline sector
Coffee farmers are a happy lot after the government’s intervention to streamline the sector that has been clouded by corruption and inefficiency over the...
Government intensifies war against contraband goods
The government is mapping out areas along the shores of Lake Victoria which are used as gateways for contraband goods.
County Commissioner Moses Lilan said...
ENVIRONMENT: Kakamega’s waste management woes
As urbanization takes shape in Kakamega, experts indicate that solid waste management and disposal is a challenge that ought to be addressed.
In particular, the...
FEATURE: Kiambu youth makes kill from tattooing
Art is the expression of an individual’s skill in either painting or sculpture and is intended to convey a message.
Tattooing is one of those...
FEATURE: Testing HIV/AIDs positive is not end of reproductive life
“Learning that you are HIV positive can be one of the most difficult experiences in life. You may feel scared, sad or even angry....
AGRIBUSINESS: Retired banker mints coins from moringa tree farming
Until he discloses his age, you cannot fathom that Nahshon Moturi was born more than seven decades ago.
With a ready smile, a relaxed face,...
