Stories by: Alice Neema

Although it does not have the bustle of Nairobi or the ambience of Mombasa, Nakuru is a melting pot.Almost every tribe in Kenya lives here and this is one of the central sources of...

The colonial legacy lingers. Labourers once forced to work farms, plantations, and construction sites to pay compulsory taxes now face a modern version: recruitment debt. Young Ken...

During the official launch of the Shirika Plan, President William Ruto emphasized Kenya’s longstanding commitment to hosting refugees despite ongoing crises in neighboring countrie...

The Atlantic sardine is famous globally for its rich content of Omega-3 Fatty Acids (EPA and DHA), critical for brain health, cardiovascular function, and reducing inflammation.

The cost of safe circumcision packages, which in some private facilities can go up to tens of thousands of Kenyan Shillings, is for many families, especially during school holidays...

The movement of men from the periphery to the center of the intervention in Kenya's fight against GBV gives us hope. After being considered only as perpetrators or silent bystander...

The situation of gender discrimination can be seen everywhere; however, apart from just promoting the concept of gender equality through advocacy, the Kenyan government is actively...

Journalists are the light bearers of the masses and keep them informed while they watch over government organizations and leaders to account. However, journalists have been attacke...

It is shocking to know that many Kenyans do not understand that this was not an idea formulated from one person but the very core of what education was visioned to be.It is A Culm...

So, as ODM celebrates their 20th anniversary, we as Kenyans celebrate with them while walking down memory lane to their importance and growth, while reflecting on the development o...

Ever heard of the phrase 'the horse race'. This is mostly used in elections representing the speed and position in the electoral race. Now an unfamiliar character in this race is a...

Faith Kipyegon won her 4th consecutive world title when she came in first at the women’s 1500m race followed by Dorcus Ewoi who took home the silver medal. Women’s 3000m steeplecha...

Today marks the 18th International Day Of Democracy that’s held annually every 15th September. The African Youth Café in partnership with ForumCiv hosts a forum at University of Na...

Leadership, by its very nature, demands more than ceremonial gestures—it calls for moral clarity, institutional accountability, and a deep respect for the people’s voice. Article 7...