University life in Kenya can be financially challenging. Between paying rent, buying food, purchasing academic materials, covering transport costs, and managing personal expenses, many comrades find that their upkeep money runs out before the semester ends. While some...
Your child may ask for a smartphone to watch YouTube, join a school WhatsApp group, play games or stay in touch with friends. You may agree, but another question soon comes up: how do you know what they are doing on the phone when you are not watching? Social media,...
Electricity is an essential part of everyday life in Kenya. Households, businesses, schools, hospitals, and other institutions depend on reliable electricity for lighting, communication, refrigeration, cooking, entertainment, and economic activities. One of the most...
