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 Manchester United vs West Ham: Predicted Line-ups and Full Match Preview As Manchester United prepare to host West Ham United at Old Trafford, the atmosphere is charged with expectation. Both clubs enter this fixture with contrasting motivations, yet equally pressing needs. United are chasing momentum, striving to consolidate their position in the upper half of the Premier League table after a long period of inconsistency. West Ham, meanwhile, arrive under pressure, wrestling to find stability in what has been an erratic campaign. Together, they set the stage for a clash that promises tactical intrigue, significant narrative weight, and plenty of individual storylines. Manchester United: Seeking Control and Continuity Rúben Amorim’s Manchester United have finally begun to develop an identity. After weeks of tactical tweaking, injuries, and adjustments to the rapidly changing squad, the Portuguese manager appears to have found a system that his players can execute with increasing c...

Why the 2025 KJSEA Has Kenya Talking In 2025, Kenya witnessed a landmark moment in its education system with the rollout of the inaugural KJSEA — the first national assessment for junior secondary (Grade 9) learners under the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) and the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC). The shift has triggered nationwide attention, public debate, anxiety, and hope — making KJSEA the most-talked-about topic in education circles this season. A Milestone for Education Reform KJSEA’s 2025 administration marks the first time Kenya has implemented a national exam for junior secondary learners under the CBC framework — a major transition from previous systems. According to official reports, millions of learners participated in the exam cycle, underscoring just how much was riding on a smooth process. For many parents, students, and stakeholders, this represents more than just an exam — it is a test of whether the CBC paradigm can deliver fairness, competence-based...

The Government of Kenya’s decision to sell a significant portion of its Safaricom shares has triggered intense public debate, market analysis, and political commentary. Safaricom is one of East Africa’s most profitable and influential companies, making any movement around its ownership a matter of national economic interest. As the state offloads part of its stake, concerns and questions have emerged about valuation, timing, strategic intent, and long-term implications. This blog provides a comprehensive review of the sale, why critics say the government sold at a loss, and what this decision means for Kenya’s economy and future. Understanding the Government’s Safaricom Share Sale The government recently confirmed plans to sell a 15% stake in Safaricom to Vodafone Kenya/Vodacom Group. This transaction is valued at approximately KSh 204–245 billion, depending on how dividend rights and premium payments are factored in. The sale reduces the government’s direct ownership from 35% to aro...

  Beyond Viral Dances is your Hustle In the dynamic world of social media, platforms like TikTok and YouTube have evolved far beyond mere entertainment. They've become powerful engines for content creators to build communities, share passions, and, most excitingly, generate significant income. Whether you dream of financial freedom, a lucrative side hustle, or simply want to monetize your creative flair, understanding the diverse revenue streams available on these platforms is your first step. This comprehensive guide will break down exactly how you can turn your TikTok and YouTube presence into a money-making machine, no matter your niche or audience size. The Foundation: Content, Consistency, and Community Before diving into monetization strategies, remember that success on both platforms hinges on three pillars: High-Quality Content: This doesn't necessarily mean cinematic production. It means engaging, valuable, or entertaining content that resonates with your target audie...