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Truth be Told: Just but a vote!

Kagwanja Kevin -
Huuuh!!!! Today we have to sigh first. A video went around, this past weekend showcasing an accident at a political rally where a land...
Opinion

Truth be Told: Breaking The Chains Of Exclusion

Kagwanja Kevin -
As we celebrate 59 years of self-rule as Kenyans. There are things to be proud of and things to cry about. Well, this week...
Opinion

Truth Be Told: A “victim” is not always the victim  

Kagwanja Kevin -
“Bad news sells” is a common phrase in the media industry and a representation of our society. The spotlight on the dark spots of...
Opinion

Truth be Told: We are not ready for Change

Kagwanja Kevin -
In a span of 5 years, we experience cycles of emotions as a people. From jubilations or cries after an election due to either...
Opinion

Truth be Told: Acting Dumb

Kagwanja Kevin -
There are always boxes or categories that society expects us to fit in. With assumptions driving the force of the direction you will be...
Opinion

Truth Be Told: Who are you working for?

Kagwanja Kevin -
Being a young person in this economic space can be a burden. Most of the qualified graduates tarmacking looking for a “yes” at any...
Opinion

Truth Be Told: A Lesson of Gratitude

Kagwanja Kevin -
“Haki Hakuna pesa! Nimechoka aki! Mafuta ikipanda fare nayo! Aki! Hakuna chakula! Kumekauka!” At one point or another this year we have found ourselves in...
Prime Stories

Truth be told: White lies

Kagwanja Kevin -
The clock of independence is not a bed of roses nor is it a bed of sharp knives. The navigation of the realities and...
Opinion

Truth Be Told: “New Adventure.”

Kagwanja Kevin -
A burst of joy and anticipation filled my tummy that night, sleep felt like a wonder. Tossing and turning waiting for the clock to...
Opinion

Truth Be Told:  Young love

Kagwanja Kevin -
“A speeding car, an open co-driver door seat and screams of help from a young woman.” This all seems like scenes from an action...
Prime Stories

Truth Be Told: Music & Public Transport

Kagwanja Kevin -
Well, the average Kenyan in Nairobi uses at least 2-4 matatu’s per day to get to their places of work, if not more. Matatu’s...
Opinion

Truth be told:  The trade my hunger your manifesto

Kagwanja Kevin -
  According to data the average person touches their phone 96 times a day. Let’s zoom in a bit, that’s at least once every 10...
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