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STOP RAISING AN OVER-DEPENDENT GENERATION!!!

Across our society today, one painful reality is emerging—many modern parents are raising an over-dependent generation. It’s a silent crisis eating into the moral and emotional strength of our children. Out of a desire to protect, provide, and pamper, many parents have unknowingly weakened the very generation they hope to empower. We live in times […]

Are Our Names Dying? Why Gen Z Is Ditching African Names for Foreign Ones

In Kenya’s rapidly evolving identity landscape, names have become more than personal labels — they are reflections of aspiration, rebellion, cultural affiliation, and sometimes, denial. As Generation Z — born roughly between 1997 and 2012 — comes of age, a silent cultural shift is underway. Many young Kenyans are abandoning traditional African names in favor […]

When Firstborns Marry Lastborns: Family Roles Collide in Marriage

When firstborns marry lastborns, it’s not just a union of two people—it’s the marriage of order and whimsy, structure and spontaneity, discipline and drama. And as any therapist—or observant mother-in-law—will tell you, birth order might not be destiny, but it definitely writes part of the script. Let’s put it plainly: this is not just opposites […]

Why We Often Choose the Worse Option: A Deep Dive into Human Nature and Societal Temptations

Why Do We Choose What’s Bad for Us? In Nairobi, like many parts of the world, you’ll often see supermarket shelves cleared of white bread while brown bread remains untouched. Broiler chicken flies off the counter while indigenous chicken—though richer in nutrients—sits in the freezer. When it comes to juice, a vibrant pack of processed […]

A Sobering Reflection on the Journey from Birth to 100 Years

The Other Side of Life: A Sobering Reflection on the Journey from Birth to 100 Years

Life is, undeniably, a gift. The miracle of birth, the innocence of childhood, the passion of youth, the wisdom of age — these are the marvels often celebrated. Yet beneath this tapestry of joy lies a more sobering reality: life, for all its beauty, is also strewn with trials, burdens, and emotional terrain that can […]

Governor Sakaja supports Albert Ojwang's family

Governor Sakaja Supports Albert Ojwang’s Family After Tragic Death in Police Custody

In a heartfelt response to the tragic death of Albert Ojwang, Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has pledged long-term support to the deceased influencer’s family. The governor announced that the county will fund the education of Ojwang’s son, clear his widow’s college fees, and provide housing support for the late teacher’s parents. Ojwang, a popular youth […]

Bill Gates philanthropy

Bill Gates Philanthropy: Why the World Should Pay Attention

Bill Gates, once the richest man on Earth, is pledging to donate nearly all his $108 billion fortune—much of it directed toward Africa—by 2045. The Gates Foundation plans to increase its annual disbursements to $9–$10 billion, up from $8 billion in 2024, marking a historic rise in private humanitarian spending. While the gesture may appear […]

Bill Gates’ Africa philanthropy

Bill Gates Pledges Most of $200 Billion Fortune to Africa: A New Era in Global Philanthropy

In a historic philanthropic move, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has pledged to give away 99% of his estimated $200 billion fortune — with a significant portion directed toward advancing healthcare and education across the African continent. The announcement, made during his address at the African Union headquarters in Addis Ababa, has sparked global debate and […]

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