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- David Kedode
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- Tags: Education, Flexibility, Homeschooling, Kenya, Tough Economic Times
Rethinking Homeschooling with Tough Economic Times: Empowering Parents in Kenya
In the face of tough economic times, the affordability of education has become a growing concern for many parents in Kenya. The rising costs of schooling, coupled with other financial challenges, have led to a significant number of families unable to afford traditional education for their children. As a result, homeschooling is emerging as an […]
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- David Kedode
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- Tags: Alternative Education, Children, Homeschooling, Kenya
Exploring Homeschooling in Kenya: A Tailored Education Experience for Your Child
In recent years, homeschooling has gained significant traction as an alternative to traditional education systems worldwide. Kenya, known for its rich cultural heritage and commitment to education, is no exception. Homeschooling offers families the opportunity to customize their child’s education, tailor it to their unique needs, and foster a supportive learning environment. In this blog, […]
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- David Kedode
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- Tags: High Risk Sexual Behaviour, HIV, HIV Transmission, Marriage, Married Couples
Marriage And HIV Transmission
HIV transmission has been a major concern for decades. While brothels and prostitution joints were once considered the main hubs for HIV transmission, the situation has changed in recent years. Today, marriage is increasingly becoming a hub for the transmission of HIV. There have been many cases of one partner being HIV positive without the […]
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- David Kedode
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- Tags: Biological risk, Sudan, Virus, War, WHO
World Health Organization Says’ “There is a ‘Huge Biological Risk”
WHO: Laboratory stormed by Sudan fighters holds samples of polio and measles, with the World Health Organization saying there is a ‘huge biological risk’. PS: The main goal is to spread a very dangerous virus all over the world. Sudan has 50 million inhabitants. If the current conflict degenerates into a civil war, the number […]
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- David Kedode
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- Tags: City Life, Influence, Righteousness, Sin
The Influence of The City and The Four Categories of People
Cities have a unique influence on people, shaping their values, beliefs, and way of life. The Bible has much to say about the city and the four categories of people found in them. In this blog post, we’ll explore some of these verses and what they can teach us about the impact of the city […]
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- David Kedode
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- Tags: BRICS, Dollar, Global Economy, IMF
The Emergence Of BRICS and How It Is Reshaping The Global Economy
In the past few decades, the global economic landscape has undergone significant changes with the emergence of BRICS countries. BRICS is an acronym that stands for Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, representing some of the world’s fastest-growing economies. These countries have collectively gained a strong foothold in the world economy, reshaping the way […]
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Is The Nicea Creed The Same As The Apostle Creed?
The Nicene Creed is one of the most significant and widely accepted statements of Christian faith, expressing the core beliefs of the Christian religion. It was formulated at the Council of Nicea in 325 AD, which was convened by the Roman Emperor Constantine to resolve the controversy over the nature of Christ. The Council of […]
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- David Kedode
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- Tags: Church, Rapture, Saints
What Would Happen Before The Rapture of The Saints?
The concept of the rapture, or the event where Christians are taken up to meet Jesus in the air, has been a topic of interest and speculation for centuries. Some believe it will happen suddenly and without warning, while others believe there will be signs leading up to it. Regardless of what one may believe, […]
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- David Kedode
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- Tags: Atonement, Bantu, Bantu Calendar, Bantu People, Fasting, Prayers
The Day of Atonement In Reference to The Bantu Calendar-31st March
The Day of Atonement, also known as Yom Kippur, is an important holiday in the Jewish calendar. However, in many parts of Africa, including among the Bantu people, there are similar traditions and observances related to atonement, repentance, and forgiveness. In this blog post, we will explore some of the ways in which the Bantu […]
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- David Kedode
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- Tags: 365 Co-pilot, AI, Microsoft
Breaking: Microsoft just Launched 365 Co-pilot and It’s Insane.
Microsoft has recently launched a new platform called 365 Co-pilot, and it is creating quite a buzz in the tech industry. This cloud-based platform is designed to help small and medium-sized businesses with their IT support and management needs. With 365 Co-pilot, businesses can get access to expert IT support, system management, and security services, […]
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