IN HER WORDS

The National Assembly Joint Committees on Finance and National Planning and Communication, Information and Innovation have continued the ongoing investigations into the 100% shares...

Everybody in this life is running away from failure. Why do we have New Year resolutions? Because in a way, we are running away...

Social media is the number one liar as people parade fake lives and fake happiness. What we lack is sensible and honest individuals who can showcase their real and true lives and struggles without clout-chasing.

Wanjiku, an Agikuyu name, found its way into mainstream discourse thanks to the Second President of Kenya, the late Daniel Moi, who irritably used the word as retaliation to Kenyans in the 1990s. At the time, political activists and Kenyans were calling for a constitutional review that would actively feature Kenyans' input.

According to McKinsey's Women in the Workplace 2020 study, women make up 48% of entry-level employees, but only 38% of managers, 34% of senior managers or directors, 29% of VPs, 23% of SVPs, and just 22% of C-suite executives. We kick off with our top 15 list of African women in the Corporate world. These women have torn down gender bias in the workplace by taking up SHE-EO (CEO), founders, head officers, and managerial seats in some of the continent's leading companies.

The selfishness that is exhibited by our leaders is beyond human comprehension. We have lost the one and most important commandment given to us by God: that we should love one another.  It seems like the fire is catching up with them and they now have to fight among themselves to show their loyalty to their ‘godfathers’ in politics.

With all the spending done for the holidays and back to school, January is acclaimed by many as the longest month of all time...

  These were the last words written by a dedicated doctor who, unfortunately, passed away due to Covid -19. As usual, our shameless politicians were...