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Responding to Raila’s recent claims of neutrality—his ability to speak to the government while simultaneously engaging the opposition Dr. Ndonye compared him to “the church of Laodicea in the Bible, which is neither hot nor cold.”

Dr. Ndonye paints a portrait of a voter base addicted to deception. He explains that truth rarely survives in the Kenyan political market. Those who speak honestly about systemic problems or advocate for slow, realistic reform are often dismissed.

Lionesses Roar Drowns Spanish Song: England Conquer Europe Again. This victory marked a significant milestone for several reasons. England became only the second team in history, following Germany, to successfully defend the Women's Euro title. It also ma

Right now, Kenya teeters on a knife’s edge, politically. But again, Knowledge is Power. By unravelling the layers of electoral power play, we may carve out a bolder, safer path toward the looming elections ahead.

Friends’ success stories feel like silent judgments. Even social media has turned homeownership into a competitive achievement, where pictures of keys and title deeds are glorified like trophies.

Reading teaches us to sit still. To focus. To imagine. It builds empathy in ways that headlines and hashtags can’t. A novel lets you live inside someone else’s skin. A biography teaches you the weight of another life.

“I went around this country and we over-promised, if not over-lied. We told a lot of lies and we didn’t know because we thought President Ruto had the solutions for this country. I was looking forward to this change,”

Isak Eyes Anfield Move as Liverpool Plot Record-Breaking Bid. For Newcastle supporters, Isak's potential departure would mean losing their leading scorer and a key player in last season's Carabao Cup victory. For Liverpool, it reflects their ongoing ambit

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According to WHO, more than 3 million people have lost their lives to drowning over the past decade, with the vast majority being children and young people. That means roughly 320,000 people drown every year—often in seconds, and without warning.

Users had to visit the M–Pesa–PayPal website, log in, and go through several steps before transferring their hard-earned dollars into shillings. The process worked, yes, but it felt like doing a marathon with a backpack full of bricks.

The International Day for Women and Girls of African Descent exists not just to celebrate, but to confront painful truths. For the African girl growing up in a world that rarely sees her as enough, today is a reminder that she is more than enough.