Society

Dear 2025, we are a generation that has seen more of the world’s complexities and challenges than any of us should have to. As we stand on the threshold of a new year, I want to speak directly to you, to ask for compassion and to demand justice. We, the youth, are tired. We are tired of feeling like we have to fight for our future with our very lives. 2025, please be kinder to us. We want to thrive, not just survive.

A Recognition of Excellence in Project ManagementBahati Innocent, Chief Operations and Lead Manager at Save the Sicklers Nakuru, Kenya, has been nominated as one of the 2024 Future 50 honorees by the Project Management Institute (PMI). This prestigious...

Unlock the secrets of meaningful conversations with these thought-provoking questions. From breaking the ice to fostering deeper connections, discover the power of genuine dialogue.

The recent protests in Kenya against the 2024 Finance Bill have led to tragic loss of life, deeply affecting the families of those killed. This report aims to highlight the profound grief experienced by these families and the broader societal impacts, thereby emphasizing the need for justice and systemic change.

Despite the incredible contributions women have made to the tech industry, there remains a pervasive belief that women are not naturally suited for careers in technology. This stereotype, rooted in outdated gender roles and biases, has hindered women's progress...

Explore the transition of artists from church ministries to the secular music industry. Learn about the challenges and opportunities in balancing artistic integrity, personal values, and the demands of a new market.

The perception of Gen Z as lazy largely stems from misunderstandings and generational stereotypes. Some argue that this generation is unwilling to work long hours or put in the effort, but this is often a misconception. Gen Z workers may be highly motivated and ambitious, but their approach to work is different from previous generations

Uzima Medics' free medical awareness campaign was a community success, providing essential healthcare services to Ruiru residents. With specialized clinics, consultations, and emergency support, this initiative, led by Dr. Fridah Wachira, highlighted the importance of accessible healthcare for all.