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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.

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 speak from experience to campus students who've lived it firsthand.

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.

Life is unpredictable. Meetings run late, errands pile up, and by evening, the motivation to hit the gym can vanish. Exercising in the morning offers a unique advantage: fewer distractions.

Annually celebrated on May 31, World No Tobacco Day informs the public about the dangers of tobacco use. This year’s theme is “Unmasking the Appeal: Exposing Industry Tactics on Tobacco and Nicotine Products.”

Senator Okenyuri urges society to reject the normalization of abuse and to dismantle the systems that protect perpetrators from justice. She highlights that “for every life lost, it should be a reminder that justice delayed is justice denied.”

Every year on May 29, the world observes the International Day for UN Peacekeepers. This day is dedicated to honoring their unwavering service and sacrifice, as well as the resilience of the communities they support.

The President sought forgiveness from Kenya's vibrant youth, Generation Z, and from our brethren in Tanzania and Uganda. While the sincerity and ultimate impact of such a public declaration will undoubtedly spark much discussion, it undeniably marked a cr

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

Beatrice Elachi, the Kenyan MP for Dagoretti North, has expressed discontent with people who use social media to share sexual content.

The graduating cohort included nine coaches specializing in athletics, and three others trained in taekwondo, cycling, and strength training. Drawn from Kenya’s school system and local sports clubs,

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.