Opinion

Opinion

Why Cyber bullying Among Kenyans Youths Can No Longer Be Ignored.

The biggest problem is that many Kenyans have normalized online abuse. People hide behind fake account to spread rumours, attack others and make hurtful comments without considering the consequences. Even worse , some users join online attack simply because everyone else is doing it

By YVONNE KWAMBOKA Nov 13

Opinion

Patients Should Not Leave Hospitals With Prescription They Cannot Afford To Fill.

‎KEMSA and County government must strengthen their working relationship to ensure that hospital receive supplies according to actual patient needs . The government should also support local pharmaceutical manufacturing to reduce dependence on external suppliers and improve the reliability of medicine supplies,

By YVONNE KWAMBOKA Nov 11

Opinion

‎How Schools Can Help Teenage Mother's Stay In Class And Complete Their Education.

Parents also need to understand that rejection will not solve the problem. Instead of shaming their daughters , families should encourage them to continue learning while helping them care for their children.

By YVONNE KWAMBOKA Nov 05

Opinion

The Silent Rise of Lifestyle Diseases Among Young Kenyans

The problem is partly linked to everyday lifestyles and changing social habits. Many university students spend long hours sitting in lecture halls, studying or using their phones, leaving little time for physical activity

By YVONNE KWAMBOKA Oct 30

Opinion

Behind the Smile: The Silent Mental Health Crisis Facing University Students

‎Financial struggle make matters worse . Some students struggle to afford food, accomodation , transport and learning materials.

By YVONNE KWAMBOKA Oct 29

Opinion

RUDENESS AMONG TOUTS THREATENS CUSTOMER RELATIONS IN KENYA TRANSPORT SECTOR

Rudeness among touts is not merely bad manners. It is a customer service failure that operators can no longer ignore. Public transport survives on passengers' custom, and every insult erodes the trust that brings them back.

By RODAH BOSIBORI Oct 26

Opinion

‎When The Lectures Strike , Students Are The Ones Left Behind.

‎The Nationwide Lectures Strike which began on October 2, 2026 followed disagreement over the implementation of the 2025_2029 collective bargaining agreement ( CBA) . Although lectures have aright to demand fair salaries and working conditions, students should continue bearing the consequences of unresolved negotiations.

By YVONNE KWAMBOKA Oct 26

Opinion

‎Every Rainy Season, The Same  Struggle: Are Kenyan Towns Really Prepared For El Nino Rains .

‎ ‎One major problems in many Kenyan Towns is poor drainage. When drains are blocked by plastic bags , bottles and other waste, rainwater has nowhere to go .

By YVONNE KWAMBOKA Oct 22

Opinion

‎When Journalist Are Silenced ,The Public Is Left In The Dark.

‎Citizen Journalist also play important role by recording events and sharing information from their communication. However they may face intimidation especially when documenting sensitive incidents.

By YVONNE KWAMBOKA Oct 21

Opinion

Beyond Degrees: Why Universities Must Prepare Students to Transform the Real World

Universities can ensure that graduates are not only employable but also skilled of driving innovation in their field work like Media school University of Rongo.

By YVONNE KWAMBOKA Oct 20

Opinion

WHEN THE BALLOT FOLLOWS THE TRIBE

“Ethnicity remains a powerful predictor of vote choice in many African elections.” His colleague Mwangi S. Kimenyi also noted that economic issues mattered, but identity often came first

By YVONNE KWAMBOKA Oct 19

Opinion

Why Graduates Should Not Focus Only on White-Collar Jobs

Self-employment also offers graduates an opportunity to develop their own brands, make independent decisions and grow their businesses at their own pace.

By YVONNE KWAMBOKA Oct 16