Wananchi Reporter
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‘The lake is drying’: Lake Victoria waters recede amid rising temperatures
The last five years have seen the lake level increase significantly gobbling as much as 30 meters of land.
Wananchi Opinion: Why many are moving kids to International Schools
They want to build valuable networks with children from wealthy and influential families.
The anatomy of a scammer: How to spot and avoid frauds
Not a day passes by without a Kenyan, from whichever part of the country, cries over falling prey to the hands of a scammer.
Addressing the elephant in the room: Why schools should not ignore sex education
Teaching students about personal boundaries, consent, and how to seek help empowers them to speak out against abuse.
Nairobi: Heaps of garbage, litter dampen Nairobi’s weekend feel
Some people take advantage of the weekend lull to dump garbage and litter anyhow.
Suspects in Kipkelion West beheading case locked up for seven more days
The suspects are expected to be arraigned in court on March 10, where they will take a plea for murder.
Wananchi Opinion: Are SACCOs no longer a secure option for savings in Kenya?
Poor leadership, lack of transparency, and internal corruption have led to the collapse of several SACCOs
CT Scan machine at Kericho hospital destroyed in fire
During the incident, the 64-slice CT Scan with its 32 batteries was damaged.
OPINION: Kenyans want a leadership shift, not political realignments
It’s time for a leadership shift, not just a political one.
