I remember one of my lecturers sternly warning us not to buy items off the streets, because chances are that they are ill-gotten – through theft. But, we all know that nothing beats a cheap price tag – the moral compass, for many doesn’t point to ‘wrong’ when it comes to cheap street items. The … Read more
Every year, up to 30,000 students graduate from higher learning institutions. With scarce employment opportunities and a flooded job market, the chances of scoring a job in one’s field of training are minimal. Many who are lucky enough end up working in fields distant from their area of training. Some who secure a job just … Read more
“I just do not have enough angry Kenyans to work with me to reset this country” “We prayed to God to scatter the BBI process and we have been vindicated” “Do you need a document to bring the country together?” “Somebody give me 1000 committed professionals who are completely tired of status quo in Kenya … Read more