Malava All-Stars Talent Showcase Uncovers Emerging Stars
More than 1,000 young people turned up in Malava on Saturday for a talent showcase that brought together singers, dancers, comedians, DJs, poets and other emerging performers. The event, organised…
World Elephant Day: Supporting Human-Elephant Coexistence at Mugie
World Elephant Day: Supporting Human-Elephant Coexistence at Mugie On World Elephant Day, we celebrate the elephants that pass through and call the Mugie landscape home, as well as the communities…
The Rise of Linda Mwananchi and the Fall of ODM Under Oburu Odinga and Gladys Wanga
The death of Raila Amollo Odinga has opened the most serious leadership and ideological crisis in the history of the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), a party that for more than…
Has the Church Failed in Mentoring Students Spiritually and Emotionally Despite Sponsoring Most Schools?
This question invites reflection on the role of the Church in the holistic development of students. While the Church sponsors many schools, there is ongoing debate about whether it has effectively fulfilled its spiritual and emotional mentoring responsibilities. Most schools are resuming after the half-term break, and discussions continue on whether the current academic term should be shortened due to the ongoing unrest, pressures from education stakeholders, and other challenges. The longest school terms, often spanning several months, may need to be reduced to alleviate stress on students and staff, especially amid fire unrest and societal pressures. The core issue remains: despite the Church’s sponsorship and influence in many educational institutions, are students receiving sufficient spiritual guidance and emotional support? Or has the focus shifted more towards academic achievement, leaving a gap in mentorship that is vital for their overall well-being?
Why Many Young People Are Staying Away from Church
Across many communities today, one trend is becoming increasingly noticeable fewer young people, especially young men, are not attending church service regularly. While churches continue to attract large numbers of…
Technology May Change Communication, but African Funeral Traditions Remain Strong
In today’s fast-changing world, technology has greatly improved communication. Long ago, sharing important information, such as news of a death, was very difficult. A person could take days or even…
The Rise of Lawrance Mukoyani: From Humble Beginnings to Public Service Leadership
Lawrance Mukoyani currently serves as the Chief Officer for Sports and Library Services in the County Government of Kakamega County. Known for his resilience, dedication to public service and grassroots…
Sifuna Movement Gains Momentum as Luhya Leaders Eye 2027 Politics
Since the rise of Edwin Sifuna, Moses Wetang’ula and Musalia Mudavadi have remained silent following previous attacks against him. The “Linda Mwananchi” slogan, together with the “Sisi Ndio Sifuna” movement…
Chepterwai Girls Students Inspired by New Opportunities Following Bus Donation
In the past, education was not valued as highly as it is today. In today’s fast-changing world, education continues to unite people, bridge social and economic gaps in society. It…
KFSA Reports Strong Growth at Malava FSA AGM
The Kenya Financial Service Association (KFSA) has reported impressive growth across key financial indicators, a development highlighted during the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Malava Financial Service Association held…

Malava All-Stars Talent Showcase Uncovers Emerging Stars
World Elephant Day: Supporting Human-Elephant Coexistence at Mugie
The Rise of Linda Mwananchi and the Fall of ODM Under Oburu Odinga and Gladys Wanga
Has the Church Failed in Mentoring Students Spiritually and Emotionally Despite Sponsoring Most Schools?
Why Many Young People Are Staying Away from Church
Technology May Change Communication, but African Funeral Traditions Remain Strong
The Rise of Lawrance Mukoyani: From Humble Beginnings to Public Service Leadership
Sifuna Movement Gains Momentum as Luhya Leaders Eye 2027 Politics
Chepterwai Girls Students Inspired by New Opportunities Following Bus Donation
KFSA Reports Strong Growth at Malava FSA AGM











