Indigenous knowledge of New year
Before the Julian calendar was introduced in 45 BC, Africa people relied on indigenous knowledge to celebrate the new year beginnings. These traditions were often tied to agricultural cycles, astronomical
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Why Parents and the Church must teach children to live upright lives
In the days of our fore fathers, as African communities, every adult was viewed as a parent by youngsters. And the adults took the responsibility to guide the children to
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Naivasha youth seize opportunities in fish marketing, value addition
The fisheries sector is an important component of Kenya’s economy, which statistics indicate it contributes about 0.7 per cent of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in foreign exchange earnings and
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Narok and Kajiado join forces to curb donkey meat consumption
The month of December is synonymous with festivals as the world marks the end of the year, where many people take a break from their norms to spend time with their families. This is also
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Efforts underway to identify fallen African soldiers of WWI
Efforts to identify the fallen African soldiers who fought and died during World War I are underway. Speaking on Saturday in Taveta during the 8th commemoration of the fallen soldiers at the
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