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Protestors or Pests? A Kenyan Guide to Silencing Democracy

September 20, 2024
by Bernard Omukuyia
11 min read
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An image depicting Kenyan police officers violently beating a protester in Nairobi. Photo courtesy of The Star Newspaper. Ah, Kenya! A land rich with promise, a cradle of humanity itself, blessed with sweeping savannas...

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  • Psychology

Transforming Mindset Through Core Beliefs

September 9, 2024
by Bernard Omukuyia
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Our mindset, shaped by core beliefs, influences how we think, feel, and behave in every aspect of life. By identifying and shifting negative core beliefs to positive ones, we can transform our emotions and actions, leading to...

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  • Spirituality

Mary Our Intercessor: Lessons from Cana and the Assumption

August 26, 2024
by Bernard Omukuyia
5 min read
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The Wedding at Cana and the Feast of the Assumption highlight Mary's role as an intercessor, guiding believers to trust in Jesus and follow His commands. Her Assumption into heaven underscores her unique place in salvation...

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Prosperity Pulpits: Where Prayers Are Pennies and Preachers Prosper

August 26, 2024
by Bernard Omukuyia
6 min read
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The Church, once a beacon of righteousness, now stands as a monument to hypocrisy, where wealth and power overshadow true faith. The faithful, exploited and disillusioned, are left praying for justice as the Church continues to...

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Kenya’s Political Recycling Program: Turning Old Politicians into New Problems

August 26, 2024
by Bernard Omukuyia
7 min read
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Kenya's political scene reveals the elite recycling power, dancing on the electorate's dashed hopes while the ordinary citizen endures rising costs and broken promises. The opposition, once a beacon of hope, has been co-opted...

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Awakening Inner Vision from Looking to Seeing

August 26, 2024
by Bernard Omukuyia
6 min read
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True fulfilment lies not in external pursuits but in inner vision, where spiritual awakening reveals that everything we seek outside is already within us, waiting to be discovered.

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The Faithful Fantasy: Success in the Age of Saintly Sarcasm

July 27, 2024
by Bernard Omukuyia
5 min read
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In a world where the pursuit of success reigns supreme, it seems we have forgotten the timeless wisdom of Mother Teresa of Calcutta, who boldly proclaimed, “We are not called to be successful but to be faithful.” This...

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Betrayal and Resilience in Kenyan Politics

July 25, 2024
by Bernard Omukuyia
6 min read
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Kenya, a nation once heralded for its vibrant democracy and robust political discourse, now finds itself at a critical juncture. The recent developments under President William Ruto’s administration have plunged the country...

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  • Philosophy

Raila’s Dilemma: The Elder, the Youth, and the Quest for Kenya’s Future

July 13, 2024
by Bernard Omukuyia
5 min read
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Raila Odinga's alignment with President Ruto sparks a generational conflict in Kenya, questioning whether the upcoming National Multi-Sectoral Forum will bring genuine change or repeat past political failures.

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The purpose of the image is to visually depict the conflict between faith and oppression in Kenya, highlighting the nation's struggle against tyranny and the moral contradictions of its leadership. It underscores the central theme of the article: the clash between divine sovereignty and human tyranny.
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Divine Sovereignty vs. Human Tyranny in Kenya

July 9, 2024
by Bernard Omukuyia
5 min read
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In Kenya, President Ruto's professed godliness contrasts with his administration's brutality and corruption. This article explores the tension between divine sovereignty and human tyranny, highlighting the moral and ethical...

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