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Caregiver Diary
The “Bedridden Caregiver” Trend
In the evolving world of home care, new patterns quietly emerge long before they are formally named. One trend I have observed o…
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Education
KAG East University
KAG East University is a private university owned by Kenya Assemblies of God. It admits government sponsored students via KUCCPS…
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Education
Brief History of Kabarak University
Brief History of Kabarak University Kabarak University is a private Chartered institution of higher learning. Founded in the ye…
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Village Whispers
The Question in the Firelight
When I was a young man, strong in limb and proud in stride, I loved a girl called Karura. Ahh… Karura. Her laugh was like the ri…
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Research
How Iran’s Supreme Leader Shapes the Islamic Republic
In the Islamic Republic of Iran, political authority ultimately rests not with the elected president, but with a cleric whose of…
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Immigrant Journey
The Soul Price of Illegal Immigration
I once had a friend who looked me straight in the eye and said, “I have zero morals.” Then he added something even more chilling…
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The Villager
When the Forest Became a Name
To the young, it was just land. To the old, it was a living memory. In Gitithia, the first and second generations once walked un…
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The Villager
When Blood Became a Commodity
They survived the camps to save the land—only for us to sell it. I was born in Gitithia village, a time when nearly ninety-nine …
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The Villager
The Bus Stop My Children Couldn’t Imagine
To my children, it was an abandoned bus stop. To us, it was the beginning of every journey. I sat with my children under the sha…
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The Villager
A Village That Knew Every Home
There was a time when help did not ask which kibara, group, you belonged to. When Gitithia was one village, I was just a small b…
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The Villager
The Village Where Death Announced Itself
In Gitithia, death never arrived unannounced—it always sent a message first. In the quiet Gitithia, where the air was thick with…
byDavid Waithera
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The Villager
The Village That Chased Water
They turn taps today, not knowing their village once walked for every drop. In Lare forest, the sound of clattering jerrycans ec…
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The Villager
The Village That Loosened Its Grip
We gained freedom—but forgot who was meant to teach us how to use it. The village we live in today is a far cry from the Gitithi…
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The Villager
Homes Made of Time
They did not inherit houses of stone—they built them, one era at a time. In the early 1960s, the villagers of Gitithia emerged f…
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The Villager
A Village That Lived Divided
They shared a village—but not the same history. Gitithia village, at first glance, appeared to be a closely connected community.…
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The Villager
When Healing Lived Among the People
Healing once walked to the village—then learned to leave quietly. In Gitithia, life was simple, and so were the people’s ailment…
byDavid Waithera
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The Villager
The Village That Waited for Its Sons
They left to build a future—and came back old enough to mourn it. Gitithia, a village once vibrant with the laughter of children…
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