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The Role of Education in Preserving the Windrush Legacy – Teaching Future Generations

Education is one of the most powerful tools we have to honour the past and shape a just future. For the Windrush Generation — the...

Kibaki was East Africa’s ‘good thief in the night’

By Charles Onyango-Obbo Emilio Stanley Mwai Kibaki, Kenya’s third president from December 2002 until April 2013, died on April 21. He was 90. And with...

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Addressing Incompetence; Exploring Constitutional Solutions for Kenya’s 2024 Leadership Challenges.

As the global spotlight shines brightly on Kenya, the nation stands at a critical crossroads, facing the daunting...

Celebrating Islington by uniting the community for support and empowerment

Islington, a vibrant and diverse neighbourhood in London, is preparing to host a spectacular event that promises to...

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Kenya: The Home of Athletes

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One-on-One with Penny Cooper

She is a philanthropist, community champion, a goddess of charity and a human who loves humanity. She lives her life for others...
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Nottingham Set to Come Alive with the MJ Tribute Flash Mob Tour

Music lovers, dancers, and entertainment enthusiasts in Nottingham are...

Community-Led Digital Training: How Local Centres Are Closing the Tech Gap

Access to digital skills is becoming essential, yet many...

Preserving African Heritage in the Diaspora Through Storytelling and Media

Across cities from London to Atlanta, African diaspora members...

The Future of Employment.

Introduction A Changing World of Work The...

The Silent Threat of Antibiotics Resistance.

Introduction. Antibiotics have been among the greatest medical discoveries in...

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Kenyan Doctors’ Strike Ends: Government and Healthcare Personnel Reach Agreement

After weeks of turmoil and strained healthcare services, Kenya finally sees a glimmer of hope as the doctors' strike comes to an end. The...

Kenyan Police Contingent Arrives in Haiti Ahead of Multinational Mission

A delegation of Kenyan police officials arrived in Haiti on Monday as part of an advance team to inspect the country's infrastructure and prepare...

Gor Mahia Wins a Record 21st KPL Title

In a thrilling season that showcased the pinnacle of Kenyan football, Gor Mahia Football Club has secured its 21st Kenyan Premier League (KPL) title,...

How youth skills training in Kenya can reduce inequality

By Moses Ngware Sub-Saharan Africa’s burgeoning population of young people is considered one of its greatest untapped resources. Young men and women aged 15-24 constitute about...
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Millions of Kenyans go hungry every day. Why, and what can be done

By Eunice Njogu The recently released 2019 Global Hunger Index shows that millions of Kenyans are going hungry and that the country suffers from serious levels of...

Young Kenyans have their say about politics, corruption and their sense of belonging

By Elisabeth King,Dana Burde,Daphna Harel,Jennifer Hill Reflecting on the divisions and conflict that arose during Kenya’s contested 2017 elections, President Uhuru Kenyatta recently said: We were...

Girls and pornography in South Africa: going beyond just the negative effects

By Deevia Bhana Academic research tends to focus on the negative aspects and sexual dangers of girls and young people viewing porn. But what do...

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From Awareness to Action: The Impact of MHFA Kenya

Changing Lives Through Awareness: The Story of MHF Kenya In...

Digital Burnout Among Young People: The Hidden Health Challenge of Constant Connectivity

Digital burnout is the mental and emotional exhaustion caused...