By: Edna Gitonga, MKU Hidden quietly in the green hills of Kiambu County, just a short drive from Nairobi and Ruiru, lies Kereita Forest—a serene escape that feels far removed from the noise of urban life. To many locals, this forest is more than just trees and trails; it is …
Read More »Zanzibar: Where History, Culture, and Paradise Come Together
By: Patrick Karanja, Jewel Technical College Zanzibar is one of Africa’s most stunning and well-known tourist destinations. Situated in the Indian Ocean off the coast of Tanzania, this tropical island attracts thousands of visitors from across the world each year, including travellers from Europe, Asia, America, and other parts of …
Read More »“Aih…” -Ogeta Reveals Raila’s Final Word Before His Death
Former Prime Minister Raila Odinga’s longtime bodyguard, Maurice Ogeta, has opened up about the veteran politician’s final moments, revealing that he was with him when he passed away during a routine morning walk in India. Speaking at a reception for Gor Mahia players and officials hosted by Ida Odinga at …
Read More »Remembering Prof. Ken Walibora: Six Years Since the Pen Fell Silent
Today marks exactly six years since the tragic passing of Prof. Ken Walibora, a man whose voice and pen defined a generation of Swahili literature and Kenyan journalism. On April 10, 2020, Kenya lost more than just a scholar; it lost a “Mwalimu” (teacher) to millions who never sat in …
Read More »Music, Real Estate, and Grace: Lucy Muriuki’s Double Life
Lucy Muriuki is a gospel artist whose songs speak of survival, hope, and faith. She’s also a realtor at Tatu City, helping others build their dreams. Her journey is one of resilience, purpose, and transformation — proving that pain can become power. We sat down with Lucy to explore the …
Read More »Inside Japan’s Most Chilling Forest
By: Patrick Karanja, Jewel Technical College At the northern base of Mount Fuji lies a forest so dense, so quiet, and so deeply unsettling that it has earned a reputation unlike any other on Earth. This is Aokigahara Forest, a place where beauty and darkness exist side by side, and …
Read More »The Power of Lantana Camara
By: Patrick Karanja, Jewel Technical College In the quiet corners of gardens and wild fields, a deceptively beautiful plant grows, often overlooked, yet full of hidden potential. Lantana camara is known for its vibrant clusters of red, orange, pink, and yellow flowers that shimmer in sunlight, attracting butterflies, bees, and …
Read More »The Eagle: Deadly Secrets That Make Prey Tremble
By: Patrick Karanja, Jewel Technical College High above forest canopies and jagged cliffs, a silent predator glides through the air. To the untrained eye, it appears majestic and serene—a symbol of freedom and power. But behind its impressive wingspan lies a highly skilled hunter: the eagle. Feared across the animal …
Read More »23-Year-Old Turns Yarn Into Cash – You Won’t Believe How
At just 23 years old, Charity Wangui is proving that creativity knows no bounds. A journalism graduate with a passion for storytelling, Charity has also made a name for herself in the world of crocheting, blending artistry with entrepreneurship. “I’m a journalism graduate with a passion for storytelling and creativity. …
Read More »Mount Everest: Understanding the World’s Highest Mountain
By: Patrick Karanja, Jewel Technical College Mount Everest is the highest mountain above sea level on Earth. It is located in the Himalayas on the border between Nepal and Tibet. The mountain has an elevation of about 8,848.86 meters (29,031.7 feet) above sea level. This height is the reason it …
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The Lower Eastern Times Opening The Third Eye