Decriminalizing Poverty

A typical phrase has tasted the very saliva of our legislators. Justice delayed is justice denied. I pondered over this judicial terms and thoughts of the people clinching on to hope that justice in deed will prevail in the end. Nevertheless, is this really justice? I mean why an individual should go to law school

Reminiscing the Past.

Has it ever come across maybe that should not have gone the way it did? Perhaps it was not meant to be the way it looks at the present. All these questions are some among many that we develop after making a mistake in the past. Effortlessly trying to soothe our uneasy nerves to the

Differences make us Beautiful.

Differences have been shaking the country rock hard.Recently after getting closure on the famed handshake between our president and the opposition leader, Kenyans can now breath as they let out sighs that have been stuck deep in our guts for such a long time. Since the inauguration ceremony of Raila Odinga, there has been tension

Operation Young

There is  this wave all over the country proclaiming the rise of young people. Recently leaders started the young campaign seeking a say in the country’s leadership. Everyone around the country is talking about leaving something for the young. That is the drive behind most Kenyans in this  time and age,  me included, am doing

This Moment.

Moments shared are memories made, as most would have it. This moment we relish alone or with our friends or even life partners is the defining moment to future engagements. How you play your cards really has it for you, a jack of all cards or rather that one  card guy, who rather plays the

Ink is Mightier than the Gun.

Here we are again, but this time we are talking about diversity and how networking comes in and saves the day. am sure you’ve heard the phrase, “the pen is mightier than the sword,” That is the case and we will discuss some of the details below.  How is the ink mightier than the gun?

The Trying times of a Young Man.

Well, ladies, and gentle men, we all have our times as life throws its turmoil and we swing back at it. Well the boy child is a topic that has been on waves for the last couple of weeks since one Cyprian Nyakundi broke the silence in this clear dome. It is not a wonder

Kenya my Country, Let’s Face this Mountain.

Away with slime we recklessly paint ourselves as Kenyan citizens. Away with all the negativity that has sprouted all over our lips. At least there were days one could whisper about the dirt we have literally eaten. Gone are those days, days where people spent making beautiful memories. Nowadays, folks are yelping all over, everyone

Best Foods for Joint Pain.

Green tea Unlike black tea that seems to be more substantial, green tea has medicinal value. It contains a natural antioxidant by the name epigallocatechin-3-gallate (EGCG). It helps by diminishing the production of inflammatory chemicals that cause joint pain. Green tea also helps in strengthening the joints by preventing tear and wear of cartilage. Broccoli,

The Life we Live.

As I was taking my walk today, something caught my attention. How do people acquire satisfaction in the things they do everyday? I mean, we have societal classes in each and every segment of our lives. Yet no one complains. I suppose it is because we control our environment and what ever else it has