By Margaret W. (Form 2) Technology is giving devices a digital voice and they will be talking about us. By forgetting our concerns over the security of online transactions, or by revealing too much on Facebook or other social media platforms, the “system” already knows us, and we
By Martha A., Peris N., Irene M., Faith C., and Naima A.. (Form 1) “Kenya is among the developing countries in Africa. It is said to be developing because there are still many problems for which solutions have not been found. In many parts of Kenya, there are
By Broline O. (Form 1) Due to a shortage of food in Kenya, many people are dying This includes many of the professional people who had hope for the world. Furthermore, it has been seen that Kenyan youths lose job opportunities due to a lack of enough energy
By Juster M. (Form 2) When you are sitting on a chair, what keeps you on that chair? What makes you not to fall through the floor? These are kind of questions that science tries to answer. Some of the answers may seem obvious: you don’t fall through
By Neema L. (Form 2) It is very irritating to see people suffering from hunger and there is a way to control it. It is better to prevent than to cure. Giving people relief food is more expensive than teaching them how to produce and utilize their food
They came bearing gifts 3 years ago, Chris Garcia took his first steps on Kenyan soil with a group of teachers and students from University of San Diego with a huge surprise for Daraja’s teachers and Form 1 class—iPods for every teacher and iPads for every freshman girl. Next week, Chris is returning to Kenya
