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Why young people should binge on books, not just short-form content

Enock Okong’o argues that sustained reading builds depth, judgment and competence in ways quick digital content cannot. He draws lessons from leaders such as Abraham Lincoln, Julius Nyerere and Jomo Kenyatta, whose intellectual development was shaped by extensive reading. Okong’o says young people should treat books as tools for thinking, leadership and lifelong self-improvement. When…

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Reviving EARCs could transform assessment, placement for learners with special needs

Hillary Muhalya says renewed Education Assessment Resource Centres could give families earlier access to professional assessment and educational guidance. He argues that functional assessment is critical to identifying learners’ needs, determining appropriate support and strengthening inclusive education. Muhalya says the 10 regional centres should become the foundation of a wider national assessment network reaching underserved…

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Alfred Mutua’s journey from Riruta to the cockpit offers lessons in resilience

Enock Okong’o traces Alfred Mutua’s journey from a childhood aviation dream to becoming a licensed pilot with more than 300 flying hours. He argues that Mutua’s career in journalism, public service and politics demonstrates the value of hard work, persistence and adaptability. Okong’o says Mutua’s personal setbacks and eventual pursuit of his flying dream offer…

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