Bridgid Kwamboka 
Cancer is estimated to slash 50 lives daily plus 82,000 annual diagnoses. Despite how critical this situation sounds, only the rich and those insured seem to be able to afford treatment and care. A large outcry has been raised by every group of people as cancer has threateningly crossed geographical, ethnical, racial and biological borders. … Read more
A university is considered top not just because it can deliver academically but also socially and morally to the entire population. As Kenya advances in close to all sectors of economy in East Africa, higher learning and trusted quality education is of key importance. The tertiary education sector comprises of public universities, private chartered universities, colleges, vocational training institutes and some with the Letter of Interim Authority. To show prowess and get higher intake numbers, here are some of the universities that have scooped awards for both academic and non academic activities recognised either locally or internationally.
Recently, President Uhuru Kenyatta launched Kenya Mortgage Refinance Company,KMRC,an initiative of the National Treasury and World Bank to boost the Affordable Housing Pillar of the Big 4 agenda. This will be by providing cheaper, secure,long-term funding to mortgage lenders thereby increasing the availability and affordability of mortgage loans to Kenyans. A mortgage is where one … Read more
Changes in size and demand of the job market over the years have seen most people opt for well paying jobs or ones that can alternatively offer self employment. Regardless the pool of unemployed youths continues expanding each graduation period. Given that upto 90,000 graduates are released into the job market on average per year. … Read more