A New Dawn For Kenya
Ever bought a beautiful monstera from the market, only to see its leaves turn yellow or brown after a few weeks? Pole, you’re not alone. This guide breaks down the simple science of watering your monstera correctly, so it thrives in our Kenyan homes. We’ll cover the perfect watering schedule for our climate, the best … Read more
Ever felt like the hustle has drained you completely? That feeling when the bills pile up and your dreams seem like a distant Nairobi traffic jam? This is about finding that spark again, pole pole. We’ll walk through simple, practical steps you can take right now, from connecting with our rich community to finding inspiration … Read more
Ever felt stuck in a job where the pay is low, the pressure is high, and growth is just a dream? You’re not alone. This list of the 10 Best Employers in Kenya highlights companies that are actually doing things right for their staff. We’re looking at who offers more than just a salary—think great … Read more
Feeding your family healthy, protein-rich food on a tight budget can be tough, especially with rising costs. Growing your own lentils is a smart way to beat the high prices of dhal and beans in the market. This guide breaks down the entire process, from seed to harvest, in simple steps. You’ll see that with … Read more
Thinking of growing sunflowers for oil and seeds but not sure where to start? Many Kenyan farmers and gardeners find the process confusing, unsure of the right seeds or soil. Pole, it can feel overwhelming. This guide breaks it all down into simple, clear steps. From planting to harvest, we’ll show you the straightforward process … Read more
Ever seen those tiny, jumping insects turning your sukuma wiki leaves into lace? Those are flea beetles, and this article is about chasing them away using stuff you can find at home or in your shamba. We’ll look at simple, affordable methods using neem, ash, and companion planting. Protecting your greens naturally means better harvests … Read more
For Kenyan tomato farmers, seeing those tell-tale leaf mines and fruit damage from Tuta absoluta is a heart-sinking moment. It feels like your hard work and investment are being eaten away, literally. The frustration is real, and chemical sprays alone often don’t cut it. But there is a smarter, more targeted way to fight back. … Read more
You planted your hydrangea with so much hope, but now the leaves are wilting or turning brown. Pole sana, it’s a frustrating sight for any Kenyan gardener who wants that lush, colourful bloom. Don’t worry, this guide will help you diagnose the problem and bring your plant back to life. The revival process is straightforward … Read more
Ever seen that stunning plant with silvery-green leaves at a friend’s house in Lavington and wondered, “Hii ni gani na si rahisi ku-maintain?” This is your complete guide to caring for the beautiful Ficus Shivereana. We’ll break down light, watering, and soil needs for our local climate, so you can keep your plant thriving without … Read more
Ever sent out dozens of CVs and heard nothing but crickets? You’re not alone. This article breaks down the eight most common errors that hold Kenyan job seekers back from landing that interview. We’ll look at everything from weak application materials to poor interview habits. Knowing these pitfalls can save you time and frustration, helping … Read more