Exams can make even a confident student nervous. You may attend classes, take notes, complete assignments and still wonder whether you are doing enough to remember everything when the exam paper lands on your desk. The good news is that passing exams is not only about spending long hours with your books. It is also about how […]
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Being a college student in Kenya comes with many expenses. From transport and meals to accommodation, internet bundles, printing, school projects and personal needs, it can sometimes feel like money disappears as quickly as it comes in. The good news is that you do not always have to depend entirely on allowances or wait until graduation to […]
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For many Kenyan students, higher education no longer has to mean moving to Nairobi, spending hours commuting, or fitting studies around a rigid classroom timetable. Online Learning has changed the conversation. A student can now attend a lecture from home, submit an assignment from a phone or laptop, and continue learning while working or managing family responsibilities. This shift is more than […]
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Evolution of Breakdancing in Kenya Walk through a Kenyan estate, campus, entertainment spot, or youth event and you will notice that dance is more than entertainment. It is a way of expressing identity, confidence, creativity, and community. Among the urban dance styles that have captured the imagination of young people is Breakdancing. Breakdancing in Kenya has grown […]
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Life can get busy. Between school, work, traffic, family responsibilities, financial concerns, and social expectations, it is easy to feel mentally and physically exhausted. For many Kenyans, finding a simple and affordable way to relax can make a real difference. One activity that is often overlooked as a way of managing stress is dancing. You do not […]
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Adolescence is a stage of major change. Young people are adjusting to school expectations, friendships, family relationships, social media, identity, and decisions about their future. In Kenya, these pressures can also include KCSE preparation, financial challenges at home, pressure to perform, and uncertainty about further education or employment. It is therefore not surprising that many […]
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The Covid-19 pandemic changed how people worked, connected, and cared for one another. For Social Workers, it also created a unique professional challenge: supporting people through fear, grief, isolation, unemployment, family conflict, and uncertainty while dealing with many of the same pressures themselves. In Kenya, these professionals were often working at the point where vulnerable […]
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A safe workplace is more than a place where accidents are avoided. It is an environment where employees can do their jobs confidently, employers can meet their responsibilities, and everyone understands that health and safety are part of everyday work. Whether you run an office in Nairobi, a construction site in Kiambu, a factory, a […]
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Marriage counseling statistics show that less than 10% of divorcing couples seek therapy and 97% of couples who visited therapy regarding their marital problems admitted that divorce counseling was somehow helpful. Marriage counseling before a divorce has proven to be very important. In fact, it is essential to undergo marriage counseling when you want a […]
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Running a business in Kenya today is no longer just about having a good product, setting up a shop, and waiting for customers to walk through the door. Your customers are online, comparing prices, reading reviews, watching videos, asking questions and looking for businesses they can trust. This is where Digital Marketing becomes important. Digital Marketing gives a business a practical […]
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