Stories by: Brenda Kigen

At present, as presented by the International Fund for Animal Welfare(IFAW), Kenya suffers about 2,000 rabies deaths each year, the majority of which arise from attacks by stray an...

Kabarak University has once again demonstrated its commitment to students welfare and mental health by organizing a three-day peer counseling training, which began on Thursday, 3rd...

When bees thrive, farms flourish. The economic value of bee pollination to agriculture is substantial, with many estimates suggesting it could cost billions of dollars to manually...

Each step forward through tears, fatigue and uncertainty, is a powerful act of hope and bravery. Survival is more than just getting through the treatment its about rediscovering li...

Losing a baby in the NICU shatters hearts and dreams, leaving behind a profound emptiness. This grief is a unique blend of confusion and silent agony, one that few outside this exp...

But what every student who is yearning to join campus should know is that in the end campus life is what you make it. Everyone has something to say from the village elders who spea...

President Ruto has expressed gratitude saying, “We thank God for what He is doing for our country. Our ongoing efforts to rebuild Kenya are steadily becoming evident. Our economy i...

Have you ever wondered how safe clergy members are within their community? What measures are in place to protect them, considering their critical and sometimes vulnerable role?

First and foremost, pineapples are rich in essential nutrients that bolster overall health. A single serving contains more than 100% of the recommended daily intake of vitamin C, w...