Safaricom is celebrating its 15th Birthday. How has it progressed over the years? Year 2000 – The launch of Safaricom at Carnivore grounds in October. That same year saw the introduction of per second billing,…
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Nairobi Educators Meet to Discuss the Future of 8-4-4 Education
by Femme Staffby Femme StaffWith the accelerated pace of global and technological change, experts predict that nearly half of today’s jobs will be obsolete in twenty years. Educators in Kenya and around the world have become increasingly aware…
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Growing up, you would get a thorough lashing on your backside or a hot scolding (if your mother was in a good mood) for talking or receiving something from a stranger. We were seriously warned…
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This past weekend I got the privilege to be witness to the birth of a new child. No, I wasn’t in the delivery room because Lord knows I would have cried my tear glands dry,…
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Quick fact: Swahili is spoken by up to 150 million people through Eastern Africa. Another quick fact: Swahili is Kenya’s national language. Microsoft East Africa launched the Microsoft Kiswahili Translator, the first African language to be…
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Remember when you had your first period? I do. I was 12 years of age, naive and very oblivious of the red patch that was on the back of my light green school uniform.…
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On the evening of Friday 16th of October 2015, Microsoft East Africa held an event at the Kiza Restaurant and Lounge in Kilimani, to celebrate and award five non-profit organizations for their great work of…
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I’m slowly getting pulled into the world of Kikuyu theatre and comedies by my friends who are constantly seeing to it that they introduce me to the Nairobi theatre scene. I’ve come to realize that…
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As we prepare to celebrate the International Day of the Girl Child on Sunday October 11, we need to take stock of the strides made in empowering the girl child. This is a day for…
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Has someone ever walked past you smelling so good, you turned to get a second look at the person? Ever wanted to run back to them and ask them what exactly it was they were…