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The story of Cain and Abel reveals how jealousy can transform brotherhood into destructive rivalry. It warns that resentment, comparison and wounded pride become dangerous when they are allowed to grow unchecked. Ashford Kimani reflects on the enduring lessons of betrayal, personal responsibility, justice, mercy and guarding the heart. The Bible’s first murder is also…
President William Ruto’s Kilgoris rural home comes alive with song, dance and traditional celebrations. Charlene Ruto and Isaya Yunge’s union brings together families, cultures and guests from Kenya and Tanzania. Traditional food, music, blessings and colourful performances mark a celebration deeply rooted in African culture. All roads on Saturday headed to Kilgoris. Not to State…
The government’s decision to double teacher promotion funding from Sh1 billion to Sh2 billion has offered fresh hope to thousands of educators. However, the allocation may only reduce rather than eliminate the long-standing backlog of teachers awaiting career progression. The government now faces pressure to develop a properly funded, long-term strategy covering promotions, recruitment, interns,…
The story of Cain and Abel reveals how jealousy can transform brotherhood into destructive rivalry. It warns that resentment, comparison and wounded pride become dangerous when they are allowed to grow unchecked. Ashford Kimani reflects on the enduring lessons of betrayal, personal responsibility, justice, mercy and guarding the heart. The Bible’s first murder is also…
President William Ruto’s Kilgoris rural home comes alive with song, dance and traditional celebrations. Charlene Ruto and Isaya Yunge’s union brings together families, cultures and guests from Kenya and Tanzania. Traditional food, music, blessings and colourful performances mark a celebration deeply rooted in African culture. All roads on Saturday headed to Kilgoris. Not to State…
The government’s decision to double teacher promotion funding from Sh1 billion to Sh2 billion has offered fresh hope to thousands of educators. However, the allocation may only reduce rather than eliminate the long-standing backlog of teachers awaiting career progression. The government now faces pressure to develop a properly funded, long-term strategy covering promotions, recruitment, interns,…
The story of Cain and Abel reveals how…
President William Ruto’s Kilgoris rural home comes alive…
The government’s decision to double teacher promotion funding…
Residents are opposing plans to develop eight acres…
Proposed reforms could tighten accountability for billions of…
Kenya Kwanza has recorded significant gains in TVET,…
Maseno School has clinched the 2026 Senior Schools…
Two Technical University of Mombasa students have died…
Appointments and reappointments taking effect from August 7,…
Chesta TTC has secured three first-place finishes at…
Civil servants are set for revised salaries after…
Vihiga Boys Senior School has registered a major…
The Kalenjin Koito ceremony brings two families together…
A Sh52 million modernisation project is set to…
A former St Patrick’s Iten High School student…
An 18-year-old student has been sentenced to life…
Term Three brings examinations, fatigue and mounting expectations…
Parents should begin discovering their children’s abilities from…
Good teachers rarely walk away from schools without…
Chief Justice Martha Koome has called for urgent…
