Monthly Archives: May 2023
Tombe Girls High School raising the bar of excellence
As of today, it is a center of excellence for a whopping 1320 girls.
Every weekday, the teachers curve out time and avail themselves for...
Taking Action: Take-aways from Mental Health Awareness Month
Schizophrenia is one of the most commonly stigmatized mental health disorders.
Parents should watch for things like emotional reactivity, moodiness, despair, heightened anxiety, and melancholy...
Defying Odds: How Kisii Special School cares for special needs students
By Josephat Nehemiah & Samuel Okerosi
This public institution is dedicated to catering to the unique needs of individuals with mental impairment.
Each learner gets individual...
Entrepreneurship: How more young people are becoming own bosses
An increasing number of young people have ventured into entrepreneurship.
Maintaining a positive attitude is important in entrepreneurship.
Unemployment has become an everyday topic; among the...
Cardinal Otunga High holds thanksgiving, gears up for position one nationally
The school's Chief Principal is constantly equipping the institution to further reclaim its glory of topping the national examinations and becoming Kenya One.
In 2022...
Menstrual Hygiene: Road to normalizing menstruation, defeating stigma
Good menstrual hygiene means complete well-being in relation to the menstrual cycle.
Pre-covid, 900 million of the 1.9 billion menstruating girls worldwide could not access...
Njeri’s Resilience: From shopkeeping to owning multi-shop curtain business
She has always envisioned a brighter and bigger future.
All along, she has seized every opportunity to diversify her business venture.
When the curtains of her...
A moment with Akampa, digitalist reshaping Uganda’s retail industry
He takes on an innovative stride, embraces the digital days, and disrupts the traditional retail models.
Akampa's e-commerce business model has completely transformed the retail...
Revisiting human revolution, a journey back to Timbuktu
There is a need to reinvent the spirit of Timbuktu’s educational orientation to revive the legacy of its scholars and promote education and research...
HEALTH: Journalists’ too need self-care and emotional well-being
In their quest to uncover the truth, journalists encounter despair, injustice, and trauma.
The weight of the responsibility that they carry is huge yet often...
