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  Don’t let the gloomy weather stop you from spending time with friends!  Whether you’re looking for wholesome group activities or cheaper ways to pass the time at home, there are so many opportunities through autumn and winter. From indoor activities to outdoor pursuits, we’ve listed a few of our favourite ways to pass the time together. 1. Parties at home You don’t need to be celebrating anything specific to get your friends round. Why not transform your living room into a home cinema for a cosy movie night – or set the stage in your kitchen for a cooking masterclass?
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   By Grace Waithaka Government of Kenya remains committed in positioning Kenya as a global tea powerhouse. Kenyan tea, renowned globally for its quality, is targeting the vast Far East market, especially China, the world’s largest tea consumer with an annual intake of over 2.3B Kgs. Capturing even a small portion of this market could significantly boost Kenya’s tea exports and earnings.The government is actively supporting the tea industry through subsidized fertilizers, value addition facilities, and exploring new markets. Earlier today, PS, Dr. Kipronoh Rono accompanied by KTDA  CEO Wilson Muthaura joined the Deputy President H.E. Prof. Kithure Kindiki to discuss tea reforms and strategies for expanding exports.In 2024, Kenya produced 600M Kgs of tea, generating Ksh 211B in export revenue. Expanding into China and other Far East nations could unlock even greater potential, creating more opportunities for farmers and strengthening the economy.  Read More 

   Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to improving the efficiency of Kenya’s Universal Health Coverage (UHC) program, Taifa Care, as 17 million Kenyans are now registered under the initiative. Speaking during a visit to Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH) this morning, Kindiki commended the strides made in implementing the program, acknowledging that while significant progress has been achieved, ongoing efforts are crucial to resolve any remaining challenges. “Today marks a significant milestone as we engage directly with patients and healthcare workers at Kenyatta National Hospital. Our goal remains clear: ensuring every Kenyan has access to quality, timely, and affordable healthcare,” said Kindiki. He added that the government remains fully dedicated to addressing any outstanding issues to ensure the seamless delivery of healthcare services.During the visit, Kindiki toured various departments and spoke to both patients and healthcare staff, focusing on the implementation of Taifa Care and areas where improvements can be made. Some of the concerns raised included delays in service delivery, staff shortages, and the need for more advanced medical equipment. “We are aware of the challenges facing our healthcare workers and patients, and we are committed to addressing them. It is imperative that we ensure the efficiency of the UHC program so that hospitals, including our national referral centers like KNH, are equipped to serve the growing number of patients,” he added.Kindiki reassured Kenyans that the government is working closely with health professionals to streamline operations, and that measures are in place to ensure that healthcare facilities have the necessary resources to manage the demand. As the UHC program continues to expand, Kindiki emphasized that the government’s focus is not only on increasing access to health services but also on improving the quality of care delivered across the country. He also highlighted the importance of public-private partnerships in strengthening the health system and enhancing service delivery.The Deputy President’s visit underscores the government’s ongoing commitment to realizing the vision of Universal Health Coverage, with efforts focused on overcoming existing barriers to healthcare access. The government has pledged to continue working with all stakeholders to ensure that the vision of universal health coverage for every Kenyan becomes a reality.  Read More 

   Tensions flared in court today as Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen, Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja, and DCI Director General Amin Mohamed failed to appear in court as previously ordered. Instead, their lawyers and the Attorney General were present on their behalf, prompting immediate questions about the officials’ whereabouts.
Justice Bahati Mwamuye, visibly frustrated, adjourned the proceedings and instructed the lawyers to locate their clients, adding to the growing concerns about the lack of accountability at the top levels of the security apparatus.
The absence of the three high-ranking officials raised eyebrows, as it came amid heightened national security discussions, leaving many wondering if their failure to appear was a sign of deeper issues within the government. The court is expected to take further action once the officials’ whereabouts are clarified.  Read More 

  A chilling case of attempted murder was reported yesterday at Kiamunyi Police Post in Nakuru, where a woman, Florence Wanjiku Gichohi, was found with multiple stab wounds and her hands severed. The attack is believed to have been carried out by her boyfriend, Elias Njeru Mutugi, who is also her business partner at Indigenous Land Properties Limited.The incident occurred on the evening of 22nd November 2024 at the couple’s rental house in Olive, Nakuru, following what authorities describe as “domestic wrangles.” According to preliminary investigations, Florence Wanjiku was assaulted by Mutugi in what is suspected to be an act of domestic violence turned violent. Florence was rushed to a local hospital, where she is currently receiving treatment for serious injuries. Police have classified the case as “Attempted Murder” and are actively searching for the suspect, Elias Njeru Mutugi, who is believed to have fled the scene.The Officer Commanding Station (OCS) Menengai is leading the investigation, with authorities working tirelessly to locate the suspect. The police are urging Mutugi to surrender himself to the nearest police station. “We are appealing to the public for any information that may assist in locating the suspect. Anyone who has seen him or has relevant information is encouraged to report it to the nearest police station or any law enforcement officer,” a police spokesperson said.The attack has shocked the local community, raising concerns about the prevalence of domestic violence and the need for stronger measures to protect victims. Authorities have assured the public that efforts to bring Mutugi to justice are ongoing.As the investigation continues, Florence Wanjiku’s condition remains critical, and authorities are hopeful she will recover from her injuries.  Read More 

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  Renowned entrepreneur coach Kevin Okwara has shared a powerful message of gratitude, respect, and humility, encouraging individuals to recognize the value of those who support them throughout their journey. Okwara, known for his insightful business coaching, emphasized the importance of maintaining respect for both past supporters and the unpredictable nature of life, where alliances and fortunes can shift unexpectedly.In a recent post, Okwara highlighted timeless wisdom that underscores the essence of gratitude and mutual respect: “Never curse the hand that once fed you, as it is a gesture of gratitude to acknowledge those who have supported you in times of need. Never soil or break your plate after eating, for maintaining respect and honor for what has provided for you is essential. Respecting the breasts that once fed you is a reminder to hold in esteem those who nurtured and cared for you.”Okwara’s message resonates with entrepreneurs and individuals alike, urging them to reflect on the importance of cultivating positive relationships and a respectful mindset, both in business and in life. He pointed out that life is filled with twists and turns, and today’s adversaries could very well become tomorrow’s allies.“As the unpredictable paths of life unfold, it is wise to remember that you might find yourself in a position where you need help from the very people you disregarded,” Okwara stated. “Wishing harm upon another can often lead to unintended blessings for them and pitfalls for yourself. YOUR ENEMY TODAY MIGHT BE THE PERSON WHO EXTENDS A HELPING HAND IN THE FACE OF ADVERSITY TOMORROW.”This powerful reminder from Okwara is especially relevant in the world of business, where collaboration and support often come from unexpected sources. In a competitive environment, treating others with kindness and respect, regardless of current circumstances, can foster goodwill and open doors to future opportunities.“Therefore, it is prudent to treat others with kindness and respect, no matter the current circumstances,” Okwara concluded. “Success isn’t just about what you achieve; it’s about how you treat others along the way.”Okwara’s message has resonated with entrepreneurs and leaders across the country, urging them to adopt a mindset that prioritizes empathy, mutual respect, and long-term relationships over short-term gains or rivalries. As businesses continue to evolve and the global economy faces new challenges, the importance of maintaining positive connections and a humble outlook remains a key to enduring success.  Read More 

   Entrepreneur coach Kevin Okwara is urging individuals to embrace mistakes as valuable learning opportunities rather than setbacks. In a motivational address, Okwara emphasized that reframing the way people view errors could unlock unprecedented personal and professional growth. “No one in this world is immune to making mistakes,” Okwara said. “The difference lies in how we respond. Successful people see mistakes as stepping stones, while others create unnecessary drama around them. Growth begins with changing your perspective.” Okwara highlighted the importance of breaking free from the cycle of self-blame and complaint, encouraging individuals to instead focus on extracting lessons from their errors. He likened the approach to the resilience of children learning to walk, who rise repeatedly after falling, undeterred by their missteps. “Adopt a playful attitude toward mistakes. Children don’t complain when they fall; they keep trying until they master walking. That same persistence is what we need in life,” he said. He further explained the “iron law of the learning curve,” a principle that illustrates how initial challenges give way to mastery with consistent effort and dedication. “Every new experience feels hard at first, but over time, with hard work, it becomes easy. Mistakes are not failures; they are part of the process of improvement and growth,” Okwara added. The entrepreneur coach urged people to approach mistakes with an open mind and to avoid repeating past patterns. “Pay attention to what went wrong, learn from it, and don’t be afraid to try again,” he advised. Okwara’s message comes as a reminder to professionals and entrepreneurs navigating challenging environments. In a world where success often seems out of reach, his advice serves as a call to embrace imperfection as a critical part of the journey to success. “Every misstep is a step closer to your goals,” Okwara concluded.  Read More