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Celebrating International Men's Day: Principles for Growth and Success

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On  International Men's Day , we take a moment to celebrate the resilience, strength, and potential of men across the world. It’s a day to recognize the achievements of men and highlight the challenges they face. More importantly, it’s an opportunity to reflect on the principles that can help men grow, succeed, and thrive in all aspects of life.  From maintaining personal boundaries to investing in your future, here are key principles that every man should embrace: 1. Man, Keep Your Frame One of the most important qualities of a strong man is the ability to maintain his frame—his sense of self. A man should never allow external pressures or negative influences to sway his beliefs or values. By staying true to who you are, you command respect and inspire others to do the same. Keep your integrity intact and never compromise on your principles, no matter what life throws at you. 2. Man, Develop Yourself Personal growth is a lifelong journey, and it should never stop. Constantly ...

Will Technology Outdo Us? Why Staying Skilled is the Key to Staying Ahead

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Will Technology Outdo Us? Why Staying Skilled is the Key to Staying Ahead With the incredible pace of technology today, it's easy to feel a bit overwhelmed. Many of us wonder, "Will technology outdo us?" The truth is, technology alone won’t outdo us—but people who know how to use it might. If we’re not keeping up with the latest tools and skills, we risk falling behind those who are. In Kenya and around the world, it’s clear: staying relevant in the workplace or as a freelancer means learning how to work alongside technology. This doesn’t mean we have to be experts in everything, but it does mean that we need to understand the basics and keep adding to our skill sets to stay competitive. It’s Not Technology That Outdoes Us—It’s People Who Master It Technology is an amazing tool. It can help us achieve more, work faster, and reach more people. But it’s just that—a tool. The real difference is made by people who know how to use it well. Think about it: if you’re working in ...

The Time is Now: Why Kenyan Youth Should Lead in Politics and Voting

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 Why Kenyan Youth Should Take Part in the Political Space and Actively Participate in Voting and Political Parties. In Kenya, the role of youth in shaping the political landscape has never been more important. With over 75% of the population being under the age of 35, the youth represent the largest demographic in the country. However, despite their significant numbers, the active involvement of young people in the political process remains limited. This must change. Active participation in voting and political parties offers Kenyan youth an opportunity to influence the policies that will shape their future. In this article, we will explore why it is crucial for young Kenyans to engage in the political space. 1. Empowerment Through Political Participation Participating in politics is a powerful tool for self-empowerment. By voting and joining political parties, young people in Kenya can directly influence the decisions that affect their lives. The youth face numerous challenges, fr...

Stepping into the World of Skills: A Roadmap for Lifelong Learning by Sege Peter

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Stepping into the World of Skills: A Roadmap for Lifelong Learning by Sege Peter Sege Peter Hey everyone, it’s Sege here! Today I want to talk about stepping into the world of skills, something I’ve been passionate about as a designer and developer. I know that learning new skills can feel overwhelming, especially when there’s so much out there, so here’s a roadmap I’ve put together with the steps I’ve found helpful. Let’s dive in! 1. Explore and Identify Your Interests    Think of this as the first landmark on your map. Ask yourself, *What sparks my interest?* For me, it was always creative work like graphic design and video editing. Starting with what excites you means you’ll have that natural drive to keep going. Don’t worry about getting it perfectly right; just start somewhere and build from there. Tip: Don’t limit yourself. Try out different things until you find something that feels right. You’ll know you’re onto something if it’s a skill you can see yourself doing re...

10 Low-Investment Business Ideas for University Students in Kenya

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University life can be demanding, but it doesn’t mean you have to put your entrepreneurial dreams on hold. With minimal investment and the right skills, students in Kenya can start businesses that are both profitable and flexible. Here are 10 business ideas that university students can launch with limited capital, leveraging their knowledge, creativity, and resources.  1. Social Media Management As businesses increasingly transition to the digital world, the demand for skilled social media managers has skyrocketed. If you’re proficient in platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter, you can offer your services to small businesses or even fellow students who need help managing their online presence. All you need is a computer, an internet connection, and creativity to craft engaging posts and advertisements. This is a great way to earn money while helping businesses build their brand online.  2. Tutoring Services If you excel in a particular subject, offering tutoring servi...