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Seeds of Dependence: How Kenya’s Seed Laws Threaten Farmers and Food Security

Kenya’s Seed and Plant Varieties Act has inadvertently placed the nation’s farmers in chains of dependence on multinational seed-producing companies.

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Homeschooling January 2024 Intake

 Exciting News for Parents and Students!  Are you considering homeschooling for your child? Look no further! Starting January 12th, 2024, we’re opening our doors to welcome parents and students to our homeschooling community.  Why Choose Us?  Access to a Free Christian Homeschool Curriculum.  Experienced and Supportive Teaching Staff.  Flexible Learning Schedules.  Ongoing Intake for Your […]

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Kenya at the Crossroads: A Nation Under Judgment

Introduction Kenya, a nation known for its diverse culture, stunning landscapes, and resilient people, now stands at a crossroads. The signs of impending judgment are becoming all too clear, as the nation grapples with a series of challenges stemming from the actions of its leaders. From political mismanagement to unjust policies, Kenya’s path seems eerily […]

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William Ruto’s Dance with the West: A Puppet in Pan-Africanist Clothing

In the ever-evolving world of international politics, Kenya’s President William Ruto finds himself in a precarious position, walking a tightrope between his professed Pan-African ideals and his actions as a puppet manipulated by Western powers. Ruto’s ascent to power in the 2022 General Election may have been facilitated by Western support, but the implications of […]

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Pursuing True Revival: A Biblical Perspective

Moreover, as Kenyans, we must not neglect the call for theological discernment. Being labeled a Christian nation is insufficient if we lack the wisdom to distinguish between authentic revival and mere spectacle.

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Navigating Economic Challenges: Strategies for Kenyan Employees and Investors

I don’t believe politicians, and I don’t trust government. If you do either you are a sucker.~David Ndii

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Resurrecting the JUMP Bikes In Kenya

These JUMP bikes, after being acquired by Lime, saw an uncertain fate, with many being sent to Africa, primarily Kenya, to assist students who face grueling daily walks to school.

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The Taboo of Cousin Marriage in Africa: Cultural, Religious, and Medical Perspectives

Across Africa, cousin marriage has long been considered a taboo. Traditional societies emphasize the importance of exogamy – marrying outside one’s clan or family.

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The Role of Ambassador Meg Whitman in Kenyan Politics: Neutrality and Sovereignty at Stake

In the dynamic landscape of international diplomacy, the role of ambassadors is crucial in fostering peaceful relations, cooperation, and mutual understanding between nations. Ambassador Meg Whitman’s tenure as the United States envoy to Kenya, however, has raised questions about her neutrality and the appropriate boundaries of her involvement in Kenyan politics. Ambassador Whitman’s entry into […]

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Exploring the Implications of Kenya’s Maisha Number Digital Identity System

While digital transformation can undoubtedly enhance convenience and accessibility, there remains a concern that citizens who do not participate may face exclusion from crucial services.

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