Divine Respectability; the Priesthood’s Struggle for Balance

Divine Respectability; the Priesthood’s Struggle for Balance

By Diana Wambui

Recently, netizens have been abuzz with discussions surrounding the unfortunate incident involving Catholic priest Joseph Kariuki.

The priest died in hospital after being taken there by his mistress who found him unconscious after spending the night with him in a hotel in Murang’a county.

Well, turns out, you can play hide-and-seek with folks, but God has the ultimate cheat code! He will expose you in broad daylight.

Plastic Sustainability: A Dubious Concept

Plastic Sustainability: A Dubious Concept

In today’s world, the term “sustainability” is often used to describe the need for an activity or product to meet the present and future generations’ environmental, social, and economic requirements without causing harm. However, the sustainability of plastic is a questionable concept due to its production, consumption, and management’s impact on the ecosystem.

Plastic products are popular worldwide, but they also pose risks to the environment. According to studies, nearly 300 million tons of plastic are produced globally every year, with 95% of them being single-use products. This high production rate has led to an increase in plastic waste, which poses a threat to the ecosystem.

FIFA lifts indefinite ban on Kenyan football

FIFA lifts indefinite ban on Kenyan football

Kenyan football has received a reprieve after FIFA lifted the suspension imposed on the country early this year.
The world football governing body confirmed the ban lift in a letter addressed to the Federation of Kenyan Football (FKF) CEO, Barry Otieno.
FIFA said the decision to lift the ban was arrived at following the reinstatement of FKF Executive Committee by Sports Cabinet Secretary Ababu Namwamba.