Letters

By: Beatrice Nzambi, Jewel Technical Collage Public discussion in Kenya has recently intensified over government expenditure, with particular focus on the operational costs of State House during President William Ruto’s administration. Reports showing a sharp rise in spending have drawn comparisons with presidential offices in countries such as South Africa …

By: Pascal Okoth, Laikipia University In Kenya’s public life, what is said about you often arrives before you do. By the time you respond, judgment has already been made. In today’s fast-moving information environment, perception spreads faster than fact, and reputation often shapes outcomes long before the truth is considered. …

By: Michelle Musyoka, Mount Kenya University In many communities, girls are growing up in a world where safety is far from guaranteed. From infants to teenagers, cases of sexual violence continue to emerge with alarming frequency. Yet, despite the public outrage these stories often provoke, meaningful action to prevent such …

By Melodie Odiwuor, Laikipia University Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the way we live and work. From automating tasks to enhancing decision-making, AI’s impact is undeniable. Let’s dive into the key benefits of AI and explore its transformative potential. AI Boosts Efficiency and Productivity AI automates repetitive tasks, freeing up …

By: Patrick Karanja, Jewel Technical College The Amazon Rainforest is one of the most fascinating and mysterious places on Earth. It is located in South America and stretches across several countries, including Brazil, Peru and Colombia. Covering millions of square kilometers, the Amazon is often called the “lungs of the …

By: Agnes Wanjira When heavy rains fall over Nairobi, many residents welcome the relief from heat and the promise of greener surroundings. However, for thousands of people living in low-lying areas and informal settlements, the rains often bring anxiety instead of comfort. Floods have become a recurring reality, disrupting daily …

In many communities, girls are growing up in a world where safety is not guaranteed. From teenagers to very young children, cases of sexual violence continue to surface with alarming frequency. Yet despite the outrage that often follows such reports, meaningful action to prevent these crimes or ensure justice remains …

By: Patrick Karanja, Jewel Technical College The Great Wall of China stands as one of the most remarkable architectural achievements in human history. Stretching across mountains, deserts, and grasslands of northern China, the wall symbolizes strength, endurance, and national pride. Built over several centuries by different Chinese dynasties, it was …

By: Rose Murimi, Jewel Technical College For generations, schools have been regarded as safe havens where children grow intellectually, socially, and morally. Parents once believed that once a child walked through the school gate, they were secure and protected. There was deep trust in the education system, and schools were …

By: Risper Kawira –Journalism Student, Mount Kenya University As Kenya’s political temperatures continue to rise, the campaign trail has turned into a theatre of sharp rhetoric, charged crowds, and dramatic confrontations. At the centre of the current wave are outspoken leaders Babu Owino and Edwin Sifuna, whose rallies have attracted …