Category: Social

In the 17th century, the Netherlands became infamous for one of the world’s earliest economic bubbles: Tulip Mania. At its peak, rare tulip bulbs were sold for more than a skilled artisan earned in ten years. Today, the...

In the gripping theatrical piece Echoes of War, the playwright crafts a powerful critique of political power and societal disillusionment, indirectly alluding to the administration of President William Ruto. The play is set in a...

Today, let’s address a persistent misconception that has been weaponized for years by political detractors against Hon. Aisha Jumwa’s academic qualifications. Disturbingly, even a professional body like the Institution of...

It’s examination season across various universities in Kenya, and as an academic, I find myself increasingly disillusioned with the current assessment practices. The frustration lies in the glaring disconnect between the...

Creating a healthy home is essential for promoting well-being, comfort, and long-term health. Whether you’re a homeowner, renter, or building manager, ensuring that your living environment is safe, clean, and designed to...

Corruption is an issue that touches almost every sector of society. While we often point fingers at politicians and government officials, it’s equally crucial to recognize the role that certain professionals play in...

As the world pushes towards a greener future, electric vehicles (EVs), wind turbines, and solar panels are often hailed as key solutions to combat climate change and reduce our dependence on fossil fuels. However, a deeper look...

The adage, “When a clown moves into a palace, he doesn’t become a sultan. The palace becomes a circus,” highlights a profound truth about the influence of character and environment. This saying emphasizes that...

Kenya’s engineering profession, once a beacon of success and economic stability, has faced a significant decline over the past few decades. This article delves into the multifaceted reasons behind this downturn, exploring...

Need to address Supervisor Menace for Graduate Students in Kenyan Universities By Prof. Maurice N Amutabi, PhD I am an internal and external examiner for over 12 universities in Africa and when I attend some of the masters and...

Dangers of Academic Inbreeding in African Universities, with special reference to Kenya By Maurice N Amutabi, PhD  I recently held a conversation at the Vice Chancellor’s Boardroom of the Technical University of Kenya with Dr....