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How to Protect Your Online Privacy Without Being a Tech Expert

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Share this… Facebook0 Pinterest0 Twitter Linkedin0 Telegram WhatsappDid you know that day by day as we interact online we hand over pieces of ourselves like locations or even our shopping habits? As we do so various apps and websites collect data in the background, quietly building a digital version of who we are.  Most people

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Albania's recently appointed AI minister

Unlike Albania, Africa Could Never Be Led by AI

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Share this… Facebook0 Pinterest0 Twitter Linkedin0 Telegram WhatsappIt is the era of artificial intelligence, and Albania recently announced the world’s first AI minister.  Diella, for that is her name, is a machine-coded official tasked with cleaning up public procurement. She (I am assuming that is the assigned gender) has been hailed as a symbol of

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A close-up of Ozempic injection pens used for diabetes treatment and weight loss, now at the center of global lawsuits over side effects.

Why Ozempic Is Facing Lawsuits And What It Means for Weight-Loss Drugs Worldwide

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Share this… Facebook0 Pinterest0 Twitter Linkedin0 Telegram WhatsappWe have all watched Ozempic’s rise from a drug originally developed to help manage type 2 diabetes to global fame as a powerful weight-loss aid. Everytime we read about it, it is hailed as nothing short of revolutionary. Before long, TikTok influencers and Hollywood celebrities were hailing the

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My Sister’s Surprise Pregnancy and the Baby Shop That Stole My Heart

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Share this… Facebook0 Pinterest0 Twitter Linkedin0 Telegram WhatsappRecently, precisely two weeks to her due date, my sister informed me she was pregnant. I was flabbergasted.  “Excuse you?” I asked in disbelief. “What do you mean you are pregnant?” I stared at her tummy incredulously, as if the answer to my question lay hidden there. In

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Choosing the Best Homeschool Curriculum in Kenya: CBC, Cambridge, IGCSE, or American?

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Share this… Facebook0 Pinterest0 Twitter Linkedin0 Telegram WhatsappThe biggest challenge for parents thinking of homeschooling their child in Kenya is arguably what curriculum to follow, mostly because the choice one makes will help in shaping what your child learns and determine what doors will open later in life .  Kenya has four curricula that stand

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Organ Donation in Africa and the Future of Saving Lives

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Share this… Facebook0 Pinterest0 Twitter Linkedin0 Telegram WhatsappAugust 13, known globally as World Organ Donation Day, is the day we honor those who give life through donation while raising awareness about the many others still waiting for transplants. In western countries organ donation is a part of public health systems. Most of these countries have

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The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam

Why Egypt and Sudan Are Worried About The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam

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Share this… Facebook0 Pinterest0 Twitter Linkedin0 Telegram WhatsappAfrica has been doing some amazing things of late, and amongst those, Ethiopia currently vies for top position on outstanding performance.  Less than 48 hours ago, (September 9, 2025,) Ethiopia officially inaugurated the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) that is now officially Africa’s largest hydroelectric project and one

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Nepal in Crisis as Gen Z Leads Protests Amid PM Resignation

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Share this… Facebook0 Pinterest0 Twitter Linkedin0 Telegram WhatsappLike one famous user on X said, this is the generation that neither forgives nor forgets.  Looks like another set of gen z has done the unthinkable, once again. Honestly at this point if every politician isn’t squirming in their boots and rethinking their decisions, I don’t know

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The Cost of Homeschooling in Kenya: How to Educate Your Child on a Budget

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Share this… Facebook0 Pinterest0 Twitter Linkedin0 Telegram WhatsappMany parents in Kenya are beginning to view homeschooling as a viable alternative to educating their children. The flexibility that comes with homeschooling is always a bonus while other factors like quality education and a learning environment tailored to their children’s needs becomes the cherry on top.  But,

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The Complete Guide To Facebook Monetization and How To Earn From Your Content

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Share this… Facebook0 Pinterest0 Twitter Linkedin0 Telegram WhatsappWonderful things are happening on the internet. It is indeed, the year of endless possibility. Who would have thought, all those years ago signing up on Facebook, a day would come when people would earn money from just interacting on the app? Facebook has grown from being a

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The Rise and Fall of Airbnb: Why Travelers Are Frustrated

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Share this… Facebook0 Pinterest0 Twitter Linkedin0 Telegram WhatsappThe introduction of Airbnb in 2008 felt like a travel revolution. A brilliant idea by all means. One that offered solutions to problems the world didn’t even know it had. Suddenly, anyone could open their home to strangers and make an extra buck. And travelers could swap plain

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10 Tiny Ways to Make Your Weekend Brighter Without Spending Money

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Share this… Facebook0 Pinterest0 Twitter Linkedin0 Telegram WhatsappWeekends are meant to be enjoyed in a relaxing way. It is during weekends that one is supposed to pause, reflect on life and basically do a “reset.” Also, remember the lost art of smelling the flowers, because life is already too hard and fast as it is. 

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How to Pretend You’re on Vacation Without Leaving Home

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Share this… Facebook0 Pinterest0 Twitter Linkedin0 Telegram WhatsappThis morning while I was preparing my daughter for school, she said sleepily, “thank God Friday is here.” I won’t even lie, the statement caught me unawares. Not because of its meaning, but because it came from her, a grade three pupil. What business does she have thanking

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The Myth of Closure: Why Grief Doesn’t Really End

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Share this… Facebook0 Pinterest0 Twitter Linkedin0 Telegram WhatsappPlease, do tell, how exactly is closure supposed to work?  And is it even real, or is it this…..this comforting illusion?  “You need closure,” they always say after one has been heartbroken or after experiencing a loss. As if healing comes once we tie up the loose ends

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