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For far too long, Kenyans—and Africans at large—have been trapped in a cycle of political deception, where leaders toy with their emotions, shift alliances for personal gain, and ultimately leave the citizens with nothing but empty promises. Andrew Tumbu Lutherking, a Pan-Africanist from Bungoma County, has emerged as a bold voice urging the people to break free from this theatre of the absurd. He calls on Kenyans to stop being taken in circles by selfish leaders and to focus on real, tangible issues that will improve their lives. Lutherking’s message is clear: Kenyans must turn a blind eye to leaders whose interests lie only in personal enrichment. It is time to stop giving attention to political charades and instead concentrate on agriculture, healthcare, education, and national security. If Kenyans continue playing into the hands of politicians who keep shifting alliances without principles, they will remain enslaved in a cycle of betrayal. The Political C...

In a world increasingly affected by the devastating impacts of climate change, youth-led initiatives are proving to be powerful drivers of change. One such organization making waves in Kenya is SMACHS —an inspiring movement fueled by passionate young people dedicated to championing climate action and fostering social responsibility. Under the leadership of Charlene Ruto , SMACHS is more than just an environmental initiative; it’s a platform that empowers the youth, nurtures future leaders, and tackles pressing societal challenges head-on. The Mission: Restoring Our Environment At the heart of SMACHS is a clear and powerful mission: to ensure that our environment becomes green again . Climate change has had a profound impact on Kenya’s ecosystem, from unpredictable rainfall patterns and prolonged droughts to deforestation and loss of biodiversity. Recognizing the urgent need for action, SMACHS has taken it upon itself to lead grassroots efforts aimed at revers...