Stories by: Dex Mumo

In 1987, a young entrepreneur in Litein, Kericho, opened a modest kiosk. It was nothing more than a small wooden structure, but it carried the weight of big dreams. A year later, w...

This is the story of Mercy Njeri, a girl born in Nakuru in 1975, in Kiamunyi estate. Like any child, she was playful, full of dreams, and eager to learn. But at six years old, her...

Naka Estate has grown into a vibrant suburb that combines safety, accessibility, and modern living. Just minutes from Nakuru town, it offers residents secure gated communities, tar...

The lesson from Singapore is not that Kenya can—or should—replicate its exact path. Contexts differ. But the principle remains universal: without dreams, there can be no outcomes....

The Repentance and Holiness Church, led by Prophet Dr. David Owuor, has unveiled what it claims to be documented evidence of thirty individuals healed from HIV, just days after con...

The name itself—Kia-Mu-Nyi—remains a proud reminder of its founders’ unity and vision. Over the decades, Kiamunyi has transformed from forest and farmland into a secure, serene nei...

Egerton University’s origins are inseparable from the eccentric life of its founder. The castle stands as a monument to rejection, while the university reflects his bitterness towa...

For Nakuru, Owuor’s ministry is both a spiritual and cultural phenomenon. His crusades bring national attention, his convoys create spectacle, and his followers reshape the city’s...