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22 Articles
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OPINION: Drama at the Festival: The Donkey Way
"...who littered the floor, Punda, donkey you... some donkeys haven’t finished my assignments..." Lisa continues, recounting how the donkey's name is used in a negative way, even in schools, in her solo verse.
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OPINION: Strategy through the culture lens
What really is the relationship between culture and strategy? Is one more important than the other? Can we successfully implement strategy without regard to the existing culture?
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OPINION: Cyber insurance - A must-have for businesses in Africa
According to a report by the Africa Cyber Security Centre, there were over 10 million cyber-attacks recorded in Africa in 2021 compared to previous years. This number is quite significant compared to the previous number of attacks in the region.
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NACADA raises alarm over rise of alcohol-related deaths
In a statement issued on Wednesday, NACADA CEO Anthony Omerikwa warned the public against consumption of alcohol whose quality cannot be verified.
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OPINION: Kenya's role in COP28 should be to pioneer clean solutions for climate resilience
This global conference is of paramount importance for addressing climate change on a worldwide scale
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OPINION: Charting a fair future: Electoral reforms for Kenya's 2027 elections
As the Bipartisan Talks committee undertakes the arduous task of resolving pertinent issues arising from the election of 2022, electoral reforms must command key focus.
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OPINION: Synthetic fertilizers detrimental to Kenyan soil
As reactions emerge across the country on the success or not of the program's first phase, it's also essential to bear in mind the effects these synthetic fertilizers have on our soil.
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OPINION: Let’s go back to the basics for quality journalism
Journalists should shake off the aphorisms that it is only when ‘man bites dog’ that you have news or ‘if it bleeds is when it leads’. If the world no longer had wars, deaths, natural disasters, political upheavals, et al, would it signal the end of journalism?
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The dirty truth about your phone – and why you need to stop scrolling in the bathroom
But given how disgusting and germ-infested phones can be, maybe it’s time to think more about mobile phone hygiene.Research has found that many pathogens on phones are often antibiotic resistant, meaning they can’t be treated with conventional drugs.
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OPINION: Technology a key driver for growth of the e-commerce sector
Kenya is steadily becoming one of the fastest-growing e-commerce markets in Africa and globally, with a majority of traders and consumers using social media platforms to promote, sell and buy products and services.