Life Hacks

   By John Kariuki Comfort Homes Managing Director and CEO, Dr. Hezekiah Kariuki, has announced a new challenge aimed at recognizing the resilience of gospel artists in Kenya. In a recent post, Dr. Kariuki revealed that he awarded Ksh 100,000 to Stivo Simple Boy for being the most resilient artist of the year 2024.Following the success of this initiative, Dr. Kariuki is now extending the same reward to the best gospel artist of the year, as voted by the public. “I am offering Ksh 100,000 to the gospel artist that you, the fans, will vote for. Tag your favorite artist in the comments, and whoever garners the most likes will receive the Ksh 100,000 prize on Thursday next week,” he said in the post.To participate, Dr. Kariuki emphasized the importance of tagging either Comfort Homes or Together As One PLC in your timeline, ensuring that only those who follow the necessary steps will qualify for the challenge.The competition is now live, and Dr. Kariuki encourages fans to rally behind their favorite gospel artists, as the challenge is expected to be a game-changer in recognizing and rewarding talent in the gospel music scene.  Read More 

   President Dr. William Samoei Ruto has left the country to attend the inauguration ceremony of Ghana’s President-Elect, H.E. John Dramani Mahama. The event, which marks a significant milestone in Ghana’s democratic process, is set to take place in Accra.  Read More 

   
 Ronny Kiplangat, the brother of missing Kenyan cartoonist Gideon Kibet Bull, was released on January 6 after disappearing outside his church on December 21. His return, however, offers little comfort to the family, as Kibet remains unaccounted for. The prominent cartoonist, known for his outspoken criticism of the government, was reportedly abducted in recent months, part of a troubling trend where several Kenyan government critics have gone missing.
The family confirmed Kibet’s continued absence, raising alarms about his safety. This latest case adds to a growing number of abductions in Kenya, sparking fears over the safety of activists, journalists, and opposition figures in the country. Human rights groups have called for urgent action from authorities to investigate these disappearances and ensure the protection of freedom of expression.
As the search for Kibet continues, the family remains hopeful but anxious, demanding answers regarding the whereabouts of their loved one.  Read More