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Beyond no shadow of a doubt, Mau forest is Kenya's largest water catchment area. That is one part of the dice, this also happens to be one of the most fertile land in the country. Why not grab it, turn it into individual property? After all, Kenya is a land for the strongest. Grab as... Continue Reading →
No man is an Island, to make it in life you have to do it as a team. How true is this? On the contrary, people with high IQ tend to have few friends. Does this mean that they don't know the essence of working as a team? Well, by loner this doesn't mean that... Continue Reading →
For a question that simple and straight forward as "how much are you worth?", how many people can answer it without hesitation and second guesses? Well, no one can help you evaluate your worth buy maybe this will help; "if you stand for nothing you will fall for anything." Confidence It is a free country... Continue Reading →
Cancer cases are on the rise most of which are not recorded due to the simple fact that cancer treatments are very expensive in Kenya. For a country where more than a third of the citizens are struggling to put food on the table, how many can afford to pay for cancer screening leave alone... Continue Reading →
Kenyan youths are very proactive, creative and smart, they just lack a platform to showcase their various skills and talents. Most of the youths in Kenya right now don't know what to do with their lives anymore. Back in the days, our forefathers used to inherit land from their parents, it wasn't much, however, just... Continue Reading →
Kenya is a peaceful country on the horn of Africa. Its capital city is Nairobi which is a Maasai name for a place of cool water. Kenya boasts of having the 7th wonder of the world; the great wildebeest migration. The estimated population is 50 million however, this is a country on the drain. Nairobi... Continue Reading →
Talk of a humble beginning and how can it get worse than being born to a single mother who is jobless and non-supportive parents! Little Boy was too young to understand what was going on but his mother showered him with love. To her, this was a miracle baby, a baby that defiled death 3... Continue Reading →
Recently, the remarks of a prominent politician ignited the debate on cannabis. For a drug that has been illegal in Kenya, this should have been a shocker, honestly, it wasn't that much of a surprise. Somewhere down the line, this had to happen. Bringing us to the question for the day, should cannabis be legalized... Continue Reading →
In less than one month Kenya lost three prominent people to cancer. This is a reflection of what is happening on the ground. Each and every day more people succumb to cancer and what's worse cancer treatments in Kenya is very expensive and only a few hospitals provide the services Experts have it that, if... Continue Reading →
The gospel was brought to us by the missionaries way before our country got its independence. Their mission was to spread the news to as many people as possible. The missionaries faced lots of hostility but were so determined to spread the gospel despite the language barrier and harsh conditions in Kenya. Can we say... Continue Reading →
Influencer marketing isn't a new idea. It has been there for decades where celebrities were paid to endorse products as a way to create product awareness or boost sales. Over time celebrity endorsement lost its authenticity since people associate it with monetary compensation. Potential customers view the endorsement as purely business rather than a genuine... Continue Reading →
What are micro influencers and brand ambassadors? Two decades ago, the most effective way of advertising and creating awareness was TV commercials. Can we say the same thing today? Nowadays most people don't watch TV and even those who do respond by changing the channel whenever they smell a commercial break. The face of advertisement... Continue Reading →
Will there come a time when we shall be bold enough to condemn deforestation in our beautiful country Kenya? Over the past 2 decades we have cleared over 40% of what used to be forest area. Kenya needs someone who can step in the shoes of the late Wangari Maathai. Someone bold, brutal and will... Continue Reading →
Human beings are pushing wild species to extinction. There were over 100 types of bears in the wild based on fossil evidence but this has then been reduced to only 8 species. The following are the bear species you can find in the wild confined to Europe, Asia, North America, and South America: Asian black... Continue Reading →
Skin bleaching has become a norm these days. The practice is common among women, girls and recently men. What happened to our black is beautiful? I am black and proud? Where did we go wrong?
Insurance companies in Kenya have struggled over the past 3 decades and this explains why in a country with an estimated population of 50 million has less than 300 registered insurance companies. Kenyans have a different way of viewing risks, they like living in the present not caring about the
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Kenya is a democratic and peaceful country located on the horn of Africa. With an estimated population of 42 million, this is the place to be if you want to have a taste of natures finest wildlife. Kenya Wildlife Reserves boasts of having the big five animals elephants, lions, rhinos, leopard, and the giraffe. Most... Continue Reading →
Kenya conducts census once every 10 years a role assigned to an independent body the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics. Ironically, most people don’t know the essence of census explaining why quite a number of them will refuse to open the gates or give false answers. Why the government conducts a census The main reason... Continue Reading →
