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Although Mandela passed away in 2013, his moral clarity continues to motivate and inspire. Experts highlight that as democracies around the globe confront challenges from the rise of authoritarianism,

We are not saying relationships should be based on snooping, but if the words “don’t touch my phone” carry more weight than “I love you,” you might want to pause and think.

Kenya Mourns The Passing Of Phoebe Asiyo. Kenya is in mourning for Phoebe Muga Asiyo, an esteemed politician and prominent advocate for women's rights, who passed away at the age of 93 in North Carolina, USA, after experiencing a stroke earlier this month

"We are saddened by the passing of Hon. Dr. Phoebe Muga Asiyo," the President stated. "She will be remembered as a fearless legislator and a relentless advocate for gender equity.

On July 18th, the world pauses to remember a man whose life became a symbol of resilience, justice, and compassion. Nelson Mandela International Day, widely known as Mandela Day, is more than a tribute to the birth of South Africa’s first Black president

For many who’ve followed his journey, the appointment feels like a natural next step. As CEO of the MCK, Omwoyo has built a reputation for pushing boundaries, whether it’s addressing violations of press freedom, confronting misinformation.

A Night That Shook European Football. This win marked Liverpool's return to being European champions for the first time since 1984 and allowed them to retain the trophy permanently. It also represented the club's unyielding

Photos were treasures. They’d be kept in albums, stuck on the wall next to the president’s portrait, or hidden inside Bibles for safekeeping. They weren’t just pictures they were memories captured forever.

While new stars keep rising, there’s something special about the content these icons gave us: catchy hooks, bold personalities, and unforgettable moments.

For students looking to turn their academic knowledge into practical skills and gain an advantage in their careers, securing an attachment at Kenya Power is a sought-after and rewarding opportunity, accessible through clear requirements.

Papa Shirandula gave us laughter in spoonfuls. From Wilbroda’s sass to Njoroge’s accent, it was Kenyan humour at its finest. Charles Bukeko was not just Papa—he was our uncle, our dad, our neighbour.

What began as a quirky shorthand has now evolved into an editorial tool. The term “emoji” is derived from the Japanese words “e” (picture) and “moji” (character), but their journey to global prominence started decades ago.