Godfrey Kimega
Journalist at The Star (Kenya)
Experienced corporate communication consultant & blogger. Supporter of global multilateralism.
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Aug 24, 2024 |
the-star.co.ke | John Mwea |Godfrey Kimega |Wanjiru King'ori
Adjacent to my school lies the shawarma hub. For the last three years, I’ve walked past it. Promising to only ever enter it on the day I’ll write my last paper. Maybe this will become a ritual, whereby in the future I identify a place I’d like to go around where I live or work. But only visit it once I’ve achieved a milestone. Similarly of how I know some people associate music or even football wins with a certain place. And that is where I currently sit.
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Jul 12, 2024 |
the-star.co.ke | Godfrey Kimega
"Truth is the first casualty of war."While not exactly at war, Kenya is going through a conflict of ideals between elected leaders and the populace on how the country should be managed. Just as in war, truth becomes a casualty during civil unrest. The consequences of misinformation and disinformation are widely known in modern times as technology enables false information to spread worldwide.
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Jul 8, 2024 |
the-star.co.ke | Godfrey Kimega
It's almost a given that street protests in Kenya will degenerate into a spectre of violence, looting and loss of lives. Modern democracies encourage the expressions of public anger but criminal elements often exploit the formation of large crowds to engage in robbery that severely hits retail outlets. What should business owners do? If there's advance knowledge of possible riots, it is safer to stay closed until calm is restored.
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Jul 1, 2024 |
the-star.co.ke | Godfrey Kimega
Despite all the talk about artificial intelligence, most people don't really know how it will affect their careers in the near future. Will AI push them out of jobs or help them work better? Students about to make career choices are especially hard hit by the lack of information on what AI means for their lives. What courses should they pursue to become relevant in the age of AI? Where are these courses available?
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Jun 21, 2024 |
the-star.co.ke | Godfrey Kimega
Lots of people find themselves in a spiral of endless debt after taking loans they thought would put them on the path to riches. The debt is owed to micro-finance institutions, banks and informal sources, such as shylocks and savings groups. If you borrow money to pay previous debts, you are effectively in a debt spiral. Without an increase in your income or a change in spending habits, you will remain in that cycle of borrowing and repaying.
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A clever government would have eliminated the Butere Girls play at zonal level. Where were state agents when the play went through sub-county, county and zonal levels? Now the state is embarrassing itself getting into a fight with teenagers.
A clever government would have eliminated the Butere Girls play at zonal level. Where were state agents when the play went through sub-county, county and zonal levels? Now the state is embarrassing itself getting into a fight with teenagers.
