Opinion
Shakahola Massacre: Fasting to Death According to the Gospel of Pastor McKenzie
I am starting off this special report on the Shakahola Massacre with my opinion that religion and politics are the top facilitators of evil in the world. This is not to say that I am an antichrist. Not at all. It is only that some people misuse the teachings of Christ for their own evil […]
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Africa is Suffering from Toxic Culture
In this thread, I will try to demonstrate how African culture is toxic, and is the source of our massive pains and suffering under the leadership of people who don’t care. Most Africans of today are ignorant of the atrocities that Africans committed against their fellow Africans in the past. Even way back before the […]
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The Power of Unity: Baringo Youth Open Up a New Road
Young people from Saimo Soi ward work together to construct a road through harambee (Kipakenge) The road links Koroto with Akoroyan through Kapkules near Kampi ya Samaki Youth leaders use the opportunity to solicit for funds to make the project possible Community members cooperate and turn up in hundreds to support the noble idea Area […]
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The Promises and Gaps of Community-based Learning
Community-based learning is a new normal in the education sector in Kenya. It is gradually becoming a mainstream adage in our localities. Teachers are also turning their attention to the new teaching and learning approach, which is rich in promises The programme aims at promoting practical knowledge and skills among learners in the community. It […]
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What Teachers can Learn from the Choluteca Bridge Story
Honduras is known for several bridges that have been constructed over a long period to facilitate movement. The country has numerous rivers, and is often hit by hurricanes and storms, making transport facilities quite vulnerable. One of the bridges that has hit the headlines over the years is the Choluteca Bridge in the city of […]
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The Power of Words: A Tale of Two Frogs
One day, two frogs were hopping together to the river. On the way, they fell into a deep ditch. They tried to jump out of the dyke, but could not make it out. While trying, a group of many other frogs heard them croaking. They came and crowded around the pit. When they realized how […]
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Squabbles and Bickering Threaten Diplomatic Relations between Kenya and Tanzania
Corona Virus has strained relations among East African nations Kenya has not allowed Tanzania’s travelers into the country Tanzania retaliates with a ban on KQ flights An imminent impasse between Kenya and Tanzania threatens East Africa’s unity An open and sincere discussion is needed to resolve the conflict COVID-19 has recently caused significant tensions between […]
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