A massive shift is happening in Jerusalem that has captured the attention of prophecy watchers, theologians, and online algorithms alike. This is because the First International Congress of Noahides will be taking place next week from November 2–6, 2026. Marketed…
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In precolonial Kikuyu society, identity was centered on 9 original matrilineal clans mĩhĩrĩga kenda, each named after a founding daughter of the ancestral pair, Gĩkũyũ and Mũũmbi. In the course of years, mĩhĩrĩga have become divided into a vast number…
Women & Leadership. Women currently occupy the highest constitutional executive offices in 28 countries around the world. The distribution is uneven: Africa has 6 countries, Asia 3, Europe 11, the Americas 7, and Oceania 1. Two countries i.e Iceland and…
Long before the Gregorian calendar became the standard, the Agikuyu measured time through the rhythms of nature, the rainy seasons, planting cycles and harvests. Explore how our ancestors understood the year, organised their agricultural activities and preserved their history through indigenous systems of time and seasons.
Before the European invasion that left even our meals colonized, Kikuyus ate very specific meals. They didn’t eat vegetable oils or seed oils, and they didn’t consume wheat and sugar as we know them today. Kikuyu’s did not even have…
Religious relics have fascinated people for centuries. Remains like bones, teeth, blood, hair, clothing or other objects associated with revered religious figures. Some are displayed in elaborate reliquaries, while others remain inside churches, mosques, monasteries or museums. A relic is…
Born and raised among the Agĩkũyũ, Louis Leakey became deeply connected to Kikuyu culture. Through his relationships with elders and his extensive research, he documented traditions, customs and social structures in The Southern Kikuyu Before 1903. Here’s why his work remains an important window into our cultural heritage
Sometimes you stink and genuinely have no idea. Before you get offended, this happens to almost everyone. We get used to our own smell, so our brains stop paying attention to small changes. The same thing happens with a house…
Sepsis in babies can develop from infections such as pneumonia, UTIs, meningitis, or umbilical infections. Learn the warning signs, risk factors, and when a baby needs urgent medical attention.
Braces are everywhere in Kenya right now, but before you jump at that suspiciously cheap offer, make sure the person working on your teeth is actually qualified and registered. From orthodontists and dental specialists to the dangers of quacks, nerve injuries and botched procedures, here’s what you should know before putting your smile in someone’s hands.
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