Stephen Misori
Mr. Misori holds a Bachelor's degree in Education Arts, English and English literature from Mount Kenya University. He is the author of the book ''Village Under Siege'', a book reviewer, and a science journalist passionate about environment, health, climate change, education and agriculture. His email address is misori.village@gmail.com
Book Title: Capisogenerospecilism And the Plight of the Poor, A Treatise
Author: Prof. Charles Mwewa
Publisher: Africa in Canada Press
In a world still defined by power and class, the poor have remained perfect cheerleaders of the rich, as the rich expect to be endeared, served and worshipped by the very poor.
In what exposes the bitter-sweet struggles of both the poor and...
Speaking to reporters in Lusaka on January 16, Zambia’s Health Minister Sylvia Masebo said the cholera outbreak has since affected 45 out of the country’s 116 districts.
The outbreak has exposed the vulnerabilities in Zambia's public health infrastructure, with reports of inadequate water and sanitation facilities in affected regions.
As Zambia confronts this challenging chapter in its history, the hope for...
Author: Prof. Charles Mwewa
Publisher: Africa in Canada Press
Reviewer: Stephen Misori
In his book, Zambia: Struggles of My People, an award-winning and Amazon’s Best Selling author, Prof. Charles Mwewa, puts into perspective the joy of sacrifice, devotion and resilience in efforts to offer intelligent young Zambians the insight to write their own history, without relying on foreign masters whose descriptions and...
A perfect way to address the global inequalities and the societal imbalance, according to Maguire, would be tapping individual potential and removing the thorns on the path of talent search.
Song Garden works closely with collaborating artists to help them maximize their talents with great lyrics to produce great songs.
Song Garden has set out for a one-of-a-kind singing competition in...
Prof. Nathan Ogechi committed an all-round transformative leadership, engaging in meaningful and constructive consultations for the good of the University.
The installation offered remarkable limelight for the University’s future as it taps into Prof. Ogechi’s rich management and decades-long experience.
Speaking during the ceremony, CS Machogu asked local universities to stop relying on state funding, terming the practice a hindrance to...
KUPPET, in celebrating 25 years of service, called on the government to address the glaring challenges in the education sector.
You cannot implement a new curriculum with freshers without blending with experienced teachers.
According to Mudavadi, the government authorized the TSC to employ 58,000 teachers in a single year, in both contract and permanent terms.
Calls to improve terms of service for...
EMN is a charitable organization focused on supporting vulnerable mothers in rural villages.
Overcoming resistance to change and ensuring cultural sensitivity in the wake of promoting progressive ideas poses a considerable obstacle.
Some mothers go through a lot, and addressing the challenges calls for perseverance, strategic collaborations, continuous learning, and adaptability.
For Juster Kagendi, the Founder of Empower Mum Network (EMN), motherhood...
1.3 billion people, according to the World Health Organization (WHO), experience significant disability today, representing 16% of the global population.
The infrastructural setting in most learning institutions is not disability friendly.
The International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD) is a United Nations (UN) day that is celebrated every year on December 3.
After months of visiting a physiotherapist at Kendu Adventist...
Miyuga Comprehensive School is no stranger to excellence in both academics and co-curricular activities.
Born and bred in a society where girl-child empowerment still needs a boost, Akinyi turned every obstacle into an opportunity.
The school has excelled in diverse fields in the region, and this year’s remarkable performance is another mark in its trend.
As Education Cabinet Secretary (CS) Ezekiel Machogu...
Human beings, who are so dependent on clean and safe water, are the very people responsible for the contamination of freshwater sources.
Despite clean water being essential to life, it is a scarce resource for Africans.
Africa is the home to the world’s freshwater ecosystems.
For decades, Africa’s water bodies have supported clean water, irrigation, fishing, livestock and transport.
Today, all the major...
