Protecting Women Starts with Raising Respectful Sons

The syllabus teaches an eighth grader that honesty is a virtue and corruption is wrong. It emphasizes that leadership should be about serving the people. Yet, we return home to headlines of powerful individuals, who have embezzled millions, smiling in the

Many recall moments when their questions were dismissed, their doubts shamed, or their presence reduced to mere attendance.

Sustaining free secondary education without compromising quality is not only possible, it is essential. But it will not happen by accident. It will require political will, strategic investment, efficient management, and collective ownership.

It’s never too late to start afresh. Go ahead and pursue that other career that your heart desires. Nothing will go to waste, don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. After all, you would have gained experience in the field that you were involved with earlier

As the 2027 election draws closer, political temperatures are already rising. Instead of offering solutions to poverty, unemployment, and debt, politicians are laying the groundwork for ethnic mobilization.

Global interconnectedness demands that individuals possess globally relevant skills and knowledge. Higher education facilitates this by preparing graduates to collaborate with international partners, engage in cross-border innovation, and compete in the g

In any state, the police have the right to protect its citizens. However, the recent death of blogger Albert Ojwang has sparked a conversation in Kenya about citizen safety, with many feeling that this issue has not been prioritized. Thirty-one-year-old A

Moreover, Kenyans should foster a culture of road safety. Pedestrians should be reminded to look both ways before crossing, and matatu drivers must adhere to designated stops. Safety is a collective responsibility, and everyone has a role to play.

There is an increasing agreement that the government must now transition from merely speaking to delivering results. Fulfilling campaign promises, particularly those made by President Ruto during the 2022 elections, is viewed as vital for rebuilding trust

Coming back to civilian life can be very hard. Some veterans have injuries that can be seen, like scars or missing limbs. Many have wounds that no one can see. They might feel anxious, sad, or stressed. These feelings can make it hard to live a normal lif

These countries are in what Dr Barrack Muluka has termed “paranoia.” And they are right to be paranoid because the youth, particularly Gen Z, are no longer restricted by proximity. Social media is now their ironclad defence, and unity is their cadence.

The National Police Service (NPS) on June 1, 2025, confirmed the death of a police officer in the Nakuru, Bondeni area, who was ambushed by an armed gang. In addition, two other police officers were injured in the incident. They were later rushed to hospi

Many couples choose to live together without officially tying the knot, and that’s perfectly acceptable. The value of a relationship lies not in the size of the celebration or a fancy dress but in love, trust, and mutual respect.

Having a comprehensive approach in place will provide immediate needs and long-term support to the affected people. Schools can also be effective in helping the community navigate the difficult experience of a sudden death, especially of a student.

President Ruto will not win the 2027 elections; it is the Opposition that will lose.

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

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.

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?

As Nike puts it, "Just Do It." This is about resilience, discipline, taking risks, showing up even when you do not feel like it, and learning along the way.

What downplays President Ruto’s advisory team is the swelling nature which exerts more pressure on the already dented taxpayers, his criteria of appointments since some have been dismissed from CS and PS positions, and their effectiveness since the sector

When faced with equations and complex calculations, most learners struggle to see the relevance of what they are studying. Consequently, many study Mathematics merely because it is a requirement, leading to relief when they finish school, often hoping to

The backbone of any meaningful achievement in this life is the value of hard work. That’s why we pray every day that God blesses the works of our hands. Favor, talent, and even luck may open doors, but hard work keeps those doors open. Hard work calls for

From early on, many of us were taught directly or indirectly to behave in a certain way to be acceptable in society, school, family, friends, or at work. We're encouraged to suppress our emotions, change our appearances, or, at most, quiet our opinions to

Crying over the loss of a loved one reflects the love you had for that person. Similarly, shedding tears after being physically hurt reveals how deeply we feel. Pain helps us recognize our emotional state.

The Church provides a politician with access to a captive and influential audience. Depending on its size, a church has a considerable reach that is more engaging to the politician. Many churchgoers are believed to be active in their local communities, a

In this society, church boys and girls are often expected to be perfect, morally upright, respectful, responsible, and spiritually strong. However, just like any other human being, these individuals are not immune to bad virtues.

Our mindset influences our personal success, relationships and societal impact. It determines how we respond to life’s challenges and opportunities. A positive mindset gives you the power to show up to work every morning, even when life knocks you down.