Topic: The Youth

Social media can make it seem like everyone else is thriving, happier, more successful and more surrounded, leaving many people feeling isolated in comparison

Kenya’s youth have made it clear that they are tired of broken promises, rising rate of unemployment, high costs of living, and leadership that feels they are not included. The tim...

In the interview, Fahad did not shy away from controversial topics. He strongly disagreed with a panelist's claim that people living along the coast are lazy, saying, "We are not l...

Looking at the broader political landscape, Dr. Ndonye highlighted that Ruto would likely abandon the hustler narrative that propelled him to power, instead embracing alliances wit...

There’s a beautiful duality in Kenyan weekends: they can be wild and spontaneous, or calm and restorative. Either way, they leave you a little lighter, a little happier, and ready...

Young people today are unwilling to bring children into the world unless they feel genuinely ready to nurture them. Choosing pets over children is not an abandonment of responsibil...

Beyond voting and online activism, the youth must begin to occupy leadership spaces, not just in politics but across every sector—education, business, technology, and civil society...