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When I came across this painting ,I did a research to come out with this truth.though I once thought it was a lie. This painting named “The Truth coming out of the well” was done by the Frenchman Jean-Léon Gérôme in 1896 & in attempt to explain it one story goes like this. Truth and the Lie meet...

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NOW OPEN: 2Jiajiri August 2025 Scholarship Applications! KCB Foundation is offering Grade 3 Level vocational training scholarships through the 2Jiajiri Programme across select institutions in Nairobi & its Environs, Nakuru, Trans-Nzoia, and Nyandarua Counties. This is your chance to gain...

Lost Cities of Kenya – Echoes of a Forgotten Past Kenya hides in its soil and forests the stories of thriving cities that once buzzed with trade, culture, and power — now silent, but not forgotten. Here are some of our most fascinating ancient sites: Gedi Ruins – Kilifi County: A 12th–17th...

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"SHE GAVE YOU HER BODY, BUT TOOK YOUR DESTINY" – When sex is a transaction, the man always loses more. There are two types of men in this world: those who build their future and those who trade it away for temporary pleasure. Many men don’t even realize when they’ve been robbed, not of their...

The law of the land: Visits who visit you, call who calls you, support who support you, ignore who ignores you.

August 7 1998. It was a day like today. The American Embassy in Nairobi had been hit. Later we were to learn that another attack had been targeted at the American Embassy in Tanzania. Osama bin Laden and his Al Qaeda idiots claimed responsibility for the terrorist attack that left millions - if...

Ctrl C Ctrl V Once the euphoria of campus is done and the excitement of your first job settles, you fill in your first tax return and it stings abit. You have big dreams, you focus on buying a car, moving to a bigger house, buying a bigger car, getting a better job. Big dreams, big ambitions. At...

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Albert Einstein had a peculiar habit—he used to nap while holding a key in his hand. This wasn’t symbolic or poetic; it was a very intentional practice. He would sit in a chair, his arm hanging loosely over the side, clutching a key above a metal plate placed on the floor. As he drifted into...

In 1975, a quiet, brilliant man named Steve Wozniak was working as a calculator engineer at Hewlett-Packard (HP). Wozniak wasn’t just another employee. He was grateful. HP had given him his start. Trained him. Paid his bills. He believed in the company. But Wozniak had a vision that was bigger...