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His seminal works, including Weep Not, Child, Petals of Blood, and The Wizard of the Crow, not only critiqued colonialism but also held a mirror to post-independence governance, exposing corruption and inequality.

World Menstruation Hygiene Day is commemorated every year on 28th May. The main objective of the day is to create awareness of the importance of menstrual health and hygiene for girls and women across the globe.

“If the shepherd is divided, then the sheep are also divided. We are supposed to be more united to build the nation,” he stated. “Based on the theme, ‘Rise and Rebuild,’ I think they should reflect so that they not only talk but also walk the talk of what

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 is stable, and our projects and programmes continue to impact the lives of K

This year’s celebrations will be held in Homa Bay County, themed ‘Blue Economy and Maritime Affairs. The main venue, Raila Odinga Stadium, is undergoing upgrades including construction of public terraces and rehabilitation of the pavilion, which are over

Recently, abductions of politicians have become alarmingly frequent. The case of Juja Member of Parliament George Koimburu, who was abducted shortly after Mumias East MP Peter Salasya's alleged kidnapping during a rally, highlights a disturbing trend.

Speaking during an interview on May 26, 2025, he emphasizes that those dissatisfied with the current administration's policies should mobilize to challenge the President at the next election.

During a church service in Kibra on Sunday, May 25, 2025, President Ruto expressed concerns about the opposition, suggesting that they are engaging in what he termed "destructive politics."

Africa Day is a constant reminder of the need to continue developing the continent in honour of our forefathers, who were derailed by the chains of colonialism and neocolonialism.

The Critical Mass Movement in Nakuru prioritizes the experience of its riders by implementing measures that promote discipline and safety among participants. This commitment not only protects cyclists but also fosters respect among all road users.

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?

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