February 27, 2023

Ruth Khakame: Advocating for Equality for Domestic Workers 

Unlike many other industries, domestic work is a female-dominated sector. It falls under informal employment which, according to a 2019 economic survey by the Kenya National […]
January 24, 2023

Construction of The Railway in Mombasa

The construction of Kenya’s railway line can be said to have been determined by fate. Powerful seers like Syokimau had long been believed to have predicted […]
January 18, 2023
Wasini ISland

Wasini Island 

There is a legend full of betrayal, mystery and intrigue that lives on the shores of Wasini Island. One version of the tale begins with a […]
December 15, 2022

Henry Muoria

“Chase a man with the truth and he will go away for good. But if you chase a man with a stick, he will turn back […]
December 13, 2022

The Hola Massacre 

Kenya’s road to independence was marked by gross brutality, immense suffering, and violations of human rights. This is because the British government ruled the colony with […]
December 6, 2022

The History of Jeanes School, Kabete 

In 1920, Britain’s quest for supremacy in Africa was strengthened when it made the East Africa Protectorate a colony and renamed it Kenya. By this time, […]
November 2, 2022

Lilian Bisase: Farming in a Digital Landscape 

It’s no secret that Kenya is a land of milk and honey. With our diverse geography and landscape, conducive climate and rich soils, an assortment of […]
November 1, 2022

Aloys Mbogo: Fostering a Creative Facet in Farming

In Aloys Mbogo’s capable hands, just one mango can transform into at least nine different products. This farmer by profession is a master of making the […]
October 6, 2022

Ramogi: Uniting the Luo Community

Historical texts mention J. A. Oginga Odinga as a prominent figure in Kenya’s arduous journey to self-rule. He is thereafter remembered as the country’s first Vice-President, […]
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