Topic: Features

However, the struggle was not for everyone. Some of our grandmothers never saw the inside of a classroom as children. Instead, they were sent to herd goats, fetch water, and learn the art of milking cows.

Kenya is no stranger to rising to the occasion. But in welcoming the world, we must ensure we are not just a venue, but a voice. One that shapes the future of global governance—not from the sidelines, but from the center.

The successful introduction of this pilot system is anticipated to open the door for comparable initiatives across the country, particularly in vital industries where data dependability is crucial, like healthcare, finance, and telecommunications.

One thing is sure: for Kenyans who love their drink, this is the ultimate test of patience and creativity. So next time you think of grabbing a cold one, make sure you’re not in any of the 20+ banned zones – or risk becoming the headline of tomorrow’s new

“I went around this country and we over-promised, if not over-lied. We told a lot of lies and we didn’t know because we thought President Ruto had the solutions for this country. I was looking forward to this change,”

The timing of this day isn’t random. Falling on 7/24, it reflects the idea that self-care is something we need 24 hours a day, seven days a week. It’s a quiet but powerful reminder that taking care of ourselves shouldn’t be occasional it should be continu

The Cabinet Secretary’s itinerary includes a comprehensive tour of the Nakuru County Referral and Teaching Hospital, one of the leading public health institutions in the region.

Bridging the gap between time, Kenya can uncover striking similarities and differences between the Mwakenya era and today's political landscape.

Symptoms range from small, itchy bumps and hives to intense burning sensations on the skin. In extreme cases, some individuals may even faint.

Now, if your brain is wired a bit differently—like someone with ADHD—it craves that excitement like candy. However, when it comes to school, chores, or listening in class, that same brain says, "Boring! Next!"

If you were raised by a woman who gave more than she ever received, you carry a piece of that power. You understand that love can be loud in action, quiet in words. That sacrifice doesn’t always come with ceremony.

From a quiet newsroom in Nakuru to the dense forests of Congo and the borderlands of Uganda, she follows the flight path of a single endangered bird, uncovering not just a trafficking ring but the silent failures of policy, protection, and enforcement acr

Kabarak University doesn’t shy away from answering a vital question facing today’s institutions: What difference do you make in the world? Through its robust academic offerings and a strong culture of mentorship, the School of Science, Engineering and Tec

Sometimes, the things we carry aren’t heavy because they’re painful, but because they matter. A letter from a parent long gone. A stone from a grave we still visit.

The innovation reflects Kabarak University’s strategic emphasis on applied research and student-driven problem-solving. As agriculture continues to evolve, the university is encouraging learners to think critically and create scalable solutions to help co