
Miriam Mwende
Editor-in-Chief at Pulse Live Kenya
#FreedomOfThePress Editor-in-chief @pulselivekenya
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1 week ago |
pulselive.co.ke | Miriam Mwende
#FeatureByMugwenuServicesSince colonisation, the terms "African spirituality" or "African religion" have acquired a bitter taste in the mouth, they don’t roll out as easily. Most people hearing or speaking them will immediately revert to ideas of primitive traditions, blood sacrifices or even witchcraft. But as herbalist Mugwenu tells this writer, African spirituality is still a part of modern life in the continent.
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2 weeks ago |
pulselive.co.ke | Miriam Mwende
Among the proposals are law amendments that will shake up current policies in counties, ministries, State Departments, small businesses, and tax collection by KRA. President William Ruto’s Cabinet has approved the proposed Finance Bill 2025 presented by Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi on Tuesday. In a dispatch shared soon after a briefing at State House, Nairobi, the Cabinet highlighted key proposals in the Bill that align with the goals set by the government for the fiscal year 2025/2026.
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2 weeks ago |
pulselive.co.ke | Miriam Mwende
The British Council has announced the launch of UK/Kenya Season 2025, a cross-cultural programme designed to strengthen ties between Kenya and the UK through various artistic and educational exchanges. The British Council has unveiled the UK/Kenya Season 2025, a dynamic cultural programme designed to foster stronger connections between Kenya and the UK through a broad array of artistic and educational exchanges.
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2 weeks ago |
pulselive.co.ke | Miriam Mwende
A private screening of 'Blood Parliament' that had been organised in Nairobi by BBC Africa Eye was on Monday cancelled with just hours to guests arriving at the venue. The media agency noted that they were "no longer able to proceed", despite wide viewership of the documentary that was released early on April 28, 2025. In a cancellation email sent to guests just hours before the private screening of 'Blood Parliament' in Nairobi, BBC Africa Eye informed guests that the plan had been disrupted.
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3 weeks ago |
pulselive.co.ke | Miriam Mwende
One became the youngest bishop to be ordained in 1979, the second fearlessly engages in politics and the third has been part of the Cardinal College for less than two years. Despite eligibility, tradition and global church dynamics pose challenges to their ascension. Following the passing of Pope Francis on April 21, 2025, the Catholic Church entered a pivotal period of reflection and decision.
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