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HIV Medication Shortage in Kenya and Nigeria: A Looming Crisis

The fight against HIV/AIDS has seen remarkable progress over the years, thanks to international aid and medical advancements. However, recent funding cuts have placed this progress at risk, particularly in Kenya and Nigeria, two of Africa’s most affected countries. With dwindling supplies of life-saving antiretroviral (ARV) medication, millions of people could face dire consequences. This…

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U.S. Embassy in Kenya Issues Terror Alert Near Somali Border: What You Need to Know

Introduction In a recent development, the U.S. Embassy in Kenya has issued a travel advisory warning of potential terror attacks near the Somali border. This warning underscores the persistent security challenges in the region, particularly in areas like Garissa, Wajir, Mandera, and Tana River counties. The advisory comes amid rising concerns over terrorist activities, especially…

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Diplomatic Fallout: A Breakdown of the Recent Rift Between Two Nations

Diplomatic relations are the backbone of global peace, cooperation, and economic stability. However, history has witnessed instances where tensions between nations have escalated to the point of severed ties. The recent decision by one African nation to cut diplomatic relations with a European counterpart has sparked global interest, raising questions about the root causes, the…

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The Tragic Case of Gilbert Thuo Kimani: A Wake-Up Call for Kenya’s Public Transport Sector

Kenya’s public transport system is often chaotic, unregulated, and dangerous. The recent incident involving Gilbert Thuo Kimani, who allegedly lost his life after being pushed out of a moving matatu over a fare dispute, has once again highlighted the risks passengers face daily. His story is not unique—countless Kenyans have suffered at the hands of…

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Mathematics No Longer Compulsory in Kenya’s CBC Senior School: What It Means for Students and the Education System

Education is one of the most important foundations for personal and national development. The introduction of the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) in Kenya was a move towards a more skills-oriented approach to learning. However, a recent decision to make mathematics optional in senior secondary school under the CBC system has sparked widespread debate among educators, parents,…

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Sudan Halts Importation of Goods from Kenya: The Implications of a Diplomatic Standoff

In a surprising turn of events, Sudan has announced an indefinite ban on all imports from a neighboring East African nation, citing political tensions and allegations of interference in internal affairs. This decision has sparked widespread debate, raising concerns about its economic and diplomatic implications for both countries. As tensions between the two nations continue…

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The Ambitious Plan: A Machine to Cook One Million Chapatis a Day

Introduction In a bold and unprecedented move, authorities in Kenya have announced plans to introduce an industrial-scale chapati-making machine capable of producing one million chapatis per day. This initiative aims to support a large-scale feeding program, primarily targeting school children in urban areas. While the idea has sparked excitement, it has also raised numerous questions…

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