How to build resilience amidst life’s tough times
We live in challenging times, in faltering moments of life where anyone can easily lose focus, break down and cease being at their best.
At a time when the world seems to lurch from one...
Multi-sectoral bid to reduce road carnage kicks off
Hardly a day passes without Kenyans being stunned by yet another accident update.
World Health Organization (WHO) statistics indicate that road traffic crashes are a top-five cause of death for Kenyans between the ages of...
Why “Starting High School: Form One Guide” is a good book
William Arthur Ward talked of four steps to achievement: One, planning purposefully. Two, preparing prayerfully. Three, proceeding positively. And four, pursuing persistently.
Starting High School: Form One Transition Guide is a good book that sheds...
The upcoming glory of Kenya and heritage of splendor
"Mimi sitafuti Green Card kwenda Marekani! Nangoja watu watafute Blue Card kukuja Kenya!"
(I am not seeking a Green Card to go to America. I am waiting for people to seek Blue Cards to come...
What we learnt in the writers’ workshop
When Lucas Wafula, a seasoned writer and editor, published on his Facebook account that he would be facilitating a writers' workshop at the Village Market, I became interested.
I saw it as an excellent opportunity...
Help for people with hearing impairment arrives
“An estimated 2 million Kenyans are living with some degree of hearing loss,” the Ministry of Health (MoH) head of clinical services, Mr. Manasseh Bocha, has said.
“World Health Organization (WHO) statistics indicate that one...
BOOK REVIEW: When the Skeleton Escaped
AUTHOR: Lawrence Mwongela
CONTACTS: mutisyalaurans@gmail.com, +254 706 311 140
PRICE: Ksh. 650
GENRE: Poetry
REVIEWER: Benvictor Makau
This anthology is mainly centered on how life proves multifaceted from its inauguration all the way to its end. It merrily journeys...
RHAY conference to highlight youthful ideas on ending HIV/AIDS menace
A new initiative by adolescents and young people on ways to reduce the spread of HIV and manage positive living has been operational in the country over the last six months.
Dubbed “Reducing HIV in...
Kenya to bear another painful sting of climate change in 2022
The sharp edges of climate change have continued to bruise my country Kenya.
Every part of the East African country is now feeling the pains of the switching climatic conditions.
It is happening, oblivious of the...
What next after KCSE?
When Form Fours are through with the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE), they feel free like molecules they met in Chemistry.
They let a sigh of relief and say: "Good riddance!" In the whole...
