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The Return of Donald Trump: A Portrait of Power and Defiance.

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On January 20, 2025, the world witnessed an extraordinary moment as Donald J. Trump was inaugurated once again, marking an unprecedented return to the highest office in the United States. His 2025 inauguration was not merely a political event; it was a statement, a defiant assertion of resilience, grit, and unyielding ambition.  Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance at the 2025 inauguration ceremony. Against the backdrop of history, the official portrait unveiled shortly before the ceremony added to the gravitas of the day. More than just a picture, it was a manifesto - an image that echoed Trump’s journey and the battles he had fought. In this new official portrait, Trump’s piercing gaze seems to cut through the noise of political opposition and the chaos of the years that preceded his return. His scowl, purposeful and commanding, speaks to a man hardened by adversity, unafraid to confront the challenges that lie ahead.  Dressed in a deep blue suit with a flag pin, he is...

Navigating the Current Landscape of Education in Kenya: Challenges and Opportunities (ARTICLE 1)

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As the saying goes 'Education is the key to all success.' In today's article we will be exploring this and much more on the current state of education especially in our country Kenya. Education in Kenya has undergone significant transformations in recent years, yet several challenges persist, hindering the full realization of its potential. This article examines the current state of education in Kenya and identifies key areas that demand improvement. 1. Access to Education: While strides have been made in increasing access to education, particularly at the primary level, disparities still exist. Rural areas face challenges in infrastructure, teacher availability, and adequate resources, creating an uneven educational landscape. 2. Technological Integration: More use of digital tools in the classroom is advocated in this technologically driven age. By giving children access to computers and the internet, educational gaps can be filled and they will gain vital skills for the ...

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