In Week 1 we shall discus how we manage and utilise natural resources for the common good. This is important because Kenya continues to discover carbon deposits that can be either a blessing or a curse. If we are united we can compel those in leadership to turn these resources into blessing that all of us can enjoy the benefits[Read More…]
The village of Tuko was blessed with various types of natural resources, which included fertile soils, gold, oil and natural forests. The village prospered and every member of the community appreciated the God given benefits. There was a special lion, Mteso, who would freely play in the plains, running and jumping with his friends who included giraffes, elephants, hyenas and[Read More…]
At one of the slums in a rundown part of the city, Mr and Mrs Kivu and their two children, Ahi and Kahu, lived in a shabby old house. Many were the nights when the children shivered beneath a blanket, wondering why they had to live in such abject poverty. However, the parents of Ahi and Kahu were devoted Christians.[Read More…]
The term started well at Mawiano Primary School, with a good number of pupils reporting on the first days. They were happy to meet again after long school holidays. At lunch time, pupils ran to the dining hall and queued to be served food as was the tradition. As Sitakia, a class seven pupil, walked towards her seating position in[Read More…]
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