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23/05/2019

Love is the death of duty. Duty is the death of love. Jon killed his love for the best everyone.

20/05/2019

Talents, our unique abilities, gifts, character are gifts bestowed upon us to drive our lives and accomplish our purpose. It is high time we finally use this gifts to rise above situation and excel. It is high time we search ourselves and find that unique that distinguish ourselves from others so that we can use our gift when opportunities to be exalted comes by. We all have a gift, but it takes self-assessment to realise it and courage to use it. Be courageous.

12/05/2019

Happy Mother's day to all mums out there. We as young people appreciate you so much for the influence and support you shows us everyday. You mould us to be better people. We love you.

06/05/2019

Ramadan Kareem to all our Muslim brothers and sisters. May this period be so fruitful in your life and the society.

02/05/2019

It saddens seeing youths dying anyhowly. Either su***de or murder due to petty causes that can be resolve if people speak out. was invited to and spoke widely about depression. His message was mind the relationship you get in and ask what people want without reaching a point of conflict of interest with those people. Also we shouldn't he pressured on what we see on social media since we don't know what it took those people to acquire and post them. Live your life and don't be pressured with another person's success. Visit his page and get inspiring content that will change and shape your life.

@ Nairobi

01/05/2019

It's a big match, but I like the attitude has on his team. No matter how big the task ahead is , they still confident they have what it takes.

01/05/2019

Happy labour day to all workers. We celebrate the hard work you put in daily at your jobs.
However, to some of us(the youths), this is just a normal day and not a holiday day simply because they are unemployed.

However, I have a message to students going back to school and campus. Normally, we study well so that we can get jobs, which has reduced the entrepreneurship spirit leading to joblessness. It is time we go to school and study with an aim of acquiring knowledge to work in a job rather than to get a job.

Happy labour day.

28/04/2019

It was amazing watching members act, sing and dance with so much energy and passion for the 2019 musical.

27/04/2019

Black monday musicals of 2019. It is about the student riots of 1985 during the Moi's regime when university students decided to fight for democracy and freedom to be heard. It is a perfect reflection of the attitude patriots should have to fight in their struggles and bring change to their country.

@ Braeside High School

16/04/2019

“Fady Dady took his first sip of alcohol in class six. He doesn’t remember the taste left behind, but that was the offset of a conflicted life. Then he was in his ancestral home, the place he’d been born. A fading village...”
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Grab our April issue to read more about Fady Dady by our newest editor, Kinasisi Urban

12/04/2019

We’re excited to launch our April Edition ✨✨💥. Special thanks to the phenomenal for accepting to grace our cover!
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This issue took months of work, incredible sacrifice and grit from our team. They say team work makes the dream work. 💪🏼🔥
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Earliest release is next week. We will let you know how you can get this from stores and malls around KENYA 🇰🇪!
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Credit to Kinasisi Urban, Wangechi (Alliance Girls), Samora Kimani (Nova Pioneer), .af, RoyalReel Photography and many others for your contribution. 💯✊🏾

09/03/2019

Girls should never be afraid to be smart. Girls should never be afraid to reach out for their dreams. Girls should never be afraid to fight for their rights and that of their communities. 👸🏾💁🏽‍♀️💃💯 @ Nairobi, Kenya

05/03/2019

Use grammar. Save grandma 👵 !
Happy !

01/03/2019

Not only must we be good, but we must be good for something. Happy New Month 🗓 💥

27/02/2019

via ⭐️💜 If you’ve faced a setback this week — don’t be so hard on yourself! Take a break. Trust the process. Track your progress. And never give up. 🔥💯

26/02/2019

According to HISTORY, the World Wide Web was invented by an American 🇺🇸 computer scientist in 🗓 1990. 3 years later🕠, the web was in Kenya 🇰🇪. Complete connection happened in 🗓 1995, although many Kenyans still didn’t have access till later in the 2000s.

25/02/2019

Consider Algebra, “Instead of just reading a chapter on solving equations, you can look at the text online, watch a super-engaging video that shows you how it’s done, and play a game that reinforces the concepts,” — Bill Gates

"It's a pretty limited way to learn something."

25/02/2019

The master has failed many more times than a beginner has attempted. Things don’t get easier, you get stronger 💪🏼🔥 🔝

22/02/2019

A luminous and formidable talent, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie needs no introduction. Her novel, 📚 “Half A Yellow Sun” is one of those historical/fictional novels by an African author that we recommend everyone to read. Her story telling style is so engrossing that you’ll barely put this book down as soon as you begin reading it. @ iHub

21/02/2019

For your mid-term break, explore free online courses that you can take even from your mobile phone. If you can read this post then you can sign up for a free course! Click on the links below to explore.

⏩ Here’s one site we recommend: www.edx.org/high-school -product-discovery-cards
⏩ Other sites include Coursera, Khan Academy and even local providers like Moringa School. @ iHub

21/02/2019

Calling out all the math wizards🔢🔝🔥. Can you answer this question without using a calculator? Comment with your answer, and we’ll share the right one later today.

20/02/2019

Our today is Mae Jemison, the first African woman to travel in space! 👩🏿‍🚀🚀✨ We’re celebrating her legacy today for .
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Mae Jemison was born in Decatur, Alabama on October 17, 1956, and moved to Chicago at the age of three. Her father was a maintenance worker, her mother was an elementary school teacher, and her uncle introduced her to the world of science at an early age.
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“Growing up in the south side of Chicago, I was just like every other kid. I loved space, stars and dinosaurs… It was the Apollo era and everybody was thrilled about space, but I remember being really really irritated that there were no women astronauts. People tried to explain it to me, but I didn’t buy it… I could see myself in space when others couldn’t. I had to learn not to limit myself because of others' limited imagination.”
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Jemison graduated from Chicago's Morgan Park High School in 1973 and entered Stanford University at the age of 16, graduating with degrees in chemical engineering and African American studies in 1977. She received a Doctor of Medicine degree from Cornell University in 1981, and after working as a general practitioner in Los Angeles, joined the Peace Corps, serving in Liberia and Sierra Leone.
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On June 4, 1987, Jemison became the first African-American woman to be admitted into NASA’s astronaut training program. On September 12, 1992, Jemison made history by flying into space aboard the Endeavour.
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Since resigning from NASA, Jemison has founded two technology companies and the non-profit Dorothy Jemison Foundation for Excellence which designs and implements STEM education experiences.
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20/02/2019

For the first time in our history, we are poised to build institutions of higher learning that are uniquely African, informed by the needs of our economies and, most importantly, within reach for many of our youth.

News & Analysis Higher education in Africa: start of a new golden age? newwork 19/05/2017 no comments African policy makers have always hoped that higher education would provide a key pillar of development, growth and social inclusion. Yet the history of higher education in Africa has become a story...

19/02/2019

Today in , we take a look at Mekatilili wa Menza, a fierce Giriama leader who beat the British colonizer in part through an ecstatic dance from town to town. Photo: a series by KurengWorkx Photography to portray Mekatilili wa Menza.

19/02/2019

Youth unemployment is the issue of our time. Here is what MasterCard Foundation proposes as a desired approach to solve this problem. Read on →

The Urgency of Securing Employment for Youth in Africa Lindsay Wallace 06 February 2019 Editor’s Note: Below is a viewpoint from Chapter 3 of the Foresight Africa 2019 report, which explores six overarching themes on the triumphs of the past years as well as strategies to tackle the remaining obst...

18/02/2019

Technology in education can improve access for those who would otherwise be excluded and would improve the quality of the knowledge and skills that is taught. Read on →

Research shows that ICT in education in general, and mobile learning in particular, offers a number of possible benefits. These include access to low-cost teaching resources, added value compared to traditional teaching and a complementary solution for teacher training.

14/02/2019

The best and most beautiful things in this world cannot be seen or even heard, but must be felt with the heart. Happy Valentines Day, ! ❤️

31/01/2019

Many of you have read this book — or the Swahili version, “Shamba la Wanyama.” George Orwell's "Animal Farm" is a perfect book to read if you want to understand the politics of corruption and exploitation of the rich by the poor in a society. The book is brief but catchy. You’ll barely put it down once you start reading it.

29/01/2019

We have begun a series of to explore interesting stories about our country and about Africa in a way that we didn’t encounter in school. Be ready to be surprised and informed. @ iHub

28/01/2019

Opportunity favors the prepared.

24/01/2019

A World Bank research carried out in 2016 shows that out of the 800,000 students graduating from universities in Kenya every year, only about 70,000 are able to secure jobs → via ALX Launchpad.

For most people, graduating from college means the beginning of a career. Whether college actually prepares students to launch successful careers remains a puzzle. A World Bank research carried out in 2016 shows that out of the 800,000 students graduating from universities in Kenya every year, only....

24/01/2019

Today we celebrate the life of Oliver Mtukudzi, an African icon whose music transcended boundaries and generations.

21/01/2019

Third week of January! Some from Professor Hamo! 💪🏼🔥

16/01/2019

We have just completed a few 🏫 visits to interact with you and to know what you think about our latest issues. Thanks to all of you and to the forward thinking teachers who gave us great hospitality. @ iHub