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An Escapade to Remember at Sagana’s Mimosa Park

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An exquisite bush breakfast under the open skies on Sunday, August 17, 2025, unfurled like a vision from a glossy travel brochure. The cool air held the richness of dew-kissed grass, the aroma of freshly brewed tea curled upwards like a soft invitation, and the golden morning light flowed through the trees. Plates filled with hearty dishes passed around as laughter rang out, louder than the birdsong. For the Merians from Thika Greens, it was more than just a meal; it was a joyful bonding moment, where conversations flowed as freely as the tea, stories sparked endless laughter, and no one really wanted the morning to end. The adventure was far from over. With spirits high and hearts full, the company made its way from the rustic charm of the bush breakfast to the serene embrace of Mimosa Park for the day’s formal outing. The atmosphere shifted, carrying with it a sense of reverence and anticipation.  Beneath the canopy of swaying trees, Mr. Fabian Kaburu, the Chairman, opened the ...
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LEGENDS REST

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Veteran news anchor, Catherine Kasavuli, breathed her last on the night of  December 29, 2022 after battling cervical cancer. The renowned journalist was receiving treatment at the Kenyatta National Hospital. The unfortunate news was confirmed by the Managing Director of Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC) , Samuel Maina. "It is true. She passed on yesterday night. It is related to the cancer ailment that she's been bravely fighting in the recent past." said Samuel Maina via a phone call. In November 2022, people were mobilised to donate blood for urgent transfusion after the veteran news presenter was admitted at the Kenyatta National Hospital in late October, battling cervical cancer. Cervical cancer is a type of cancer that occurs in the cells of the cervix, the lower part of the uterus that connects to the vagina. Cervical cancer affects the neck of the womb and it is ranked the fourth most frequently diagnosed cancer and leading cause of cancer death in women. But t...
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FLUSH OUT THAT "THING?"

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“It’s barely 5 weeks old, they say life begins at 5 weeks and I believe, so I wanna flush it out before it starts living..” Hold the phone, that didn’t just come from a Born Again Christian, really!!😱😱😱😱😱😱 I’d started thinking about today’s post a few weeks ago, when a prominent science writer posted on a listserv “What was the CEO of AAAS thinking?” and then quoted Alan I. Leshner telling the New York Times: “K-12, students need to know the nature of science, how scientists work and the domains and limits of science. Science can’t tell you about God. Or when life begins.” “Um…when life begins is a pretty basic idea in biology,” commented the originator of the compelling listserv thread that followed. 👆;We should be agreeing on this, at least. Child of God,since when did science become our lenses to view life by? The devil is a liar and all that is contrary to the WORD of God is his lie…you can’t dare stoop this low and believe in a lie, or at least, I will not witness that as l...
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HOPE AS MIKE SONKO OFFERS TO HELP BABY SAGINI RESTORE HIS SIGHT BACK

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It is a sad dark ending for Baby Sagini, a three-year-old boy whose eyes were gouged out. Unknown to him and wondering why everything has turned black for him, he has to come to terms with the cruel reality of having to remain blind for the rest of his life, after both his eyes were mercilessly gouged out by an assailant. The boy was playing with other children outside his grandmother's house in Kisii before the grotesquely tragic experience happened to him. He was snatched by an assailant and was found abandoned in a maize plantation at Ikuruma village in Marani Sub-county covered in blood. He was then rushed to hospital, where he is receiving treatment.  Doctors have however said that he might not see again because his eyes were greatly damaged. Despite the breaking news of doctors confirming that Baby Sagini might have to live with a disability, all hope is not lost as Mike Sonko has offered to fly the three-year-old boy to China for eye implants. Mike Sonko, through a post on h...
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MEET HON. DAVID KARITHI THE UNSUNG HERO, EARTHMOVER, POWERFUL WORKHORSE, HUMANITARIAN AND A VIBRANT LEADER, INDOMITABLE LION OF EXCELLENCE, FORMER MP TIGANIA WEST, MERU

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A man and a leader for the people who has closely and diligently served all the people. He is a household resilience asset in the society, an icon, a celebrated philanthropist, a life changing vessel who has worked to foster economic growth, social development and prosperity of the people.  He is a peace builder who in a number of cases called for ceasefire among the warring communities, blamed persistent cases of cattle rustling on the Meru-Isiolo border on breakdown in the police command following incidents of cattle rustling leading to loss of lives and livestock theft.  He pushed for the need of Rapid Deployment Unit and General Service Unit camps to work with Anti-stock theft in the area. He served as Member Departmental Committee on Health during the 11th Parliament, Ambassador at Universal Peace Federation (UPF), an international and interreligious network organizations dedicated to achieve world peace, supports the work of the United Nations, particularly in the areas ...
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