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                       Photo: Courtesy of Google Unlike other nations,Kenya is much lucky to have a great advantage as a nation full of young,vibrant,energetic and highly creative youths.Youths in Kenya account to about 75% of Kenyan Population as record by World Bank research. This is a true reflection that the youths are the majority in the Kenya. Having the majority, someone may ask him or herself what the youths have done, currently doing or what they are planning to do in order to revive the current Kenyan Economy.  Even though useful youths have many impacts to the society, the rapidly growing youth unemployment which is a rise almost allover in African continent, it has attributed to huge economic challenges that has lead to slow down in economic growth ,increased crime rate, poor living standards, high mortal rate,starvation amongst others.The Youths are the economic force that can drive and creat deman...

                               Courtesy of Google Elites from different corners of this globe have tried deriving an appropriate definition of pollution in relation to man activities to the climate.As refer to pollution as the introduction of harmful materials into the environment.These harmful materials are referred to as pollutants.Pollution occurs in main four segment or types.They include air pollution,water pollution,soil pollution and noise pollution.Each and every time has its causes, effects and solutions either long term or short term.Above all, they are all disadvantaged to human and aquatic lives. Many human activities are carried out as a way to earn a living or improve a living standard to a better one but in return, they turn to be vice to all lives. The most common causes of air pollution includes traffic -air or road, construction sites and from animals.Air pollution exposes it's ...

The history of the Port of Mombasa records way back in 1890 from it's existence as the Old Port. The Port used to serve dhows from Arabian Gulf, Far East and India. It is situated near Fort Jesus at Mombasa Old Town.The Port of Mombasa is currently managed by the Kenya Ports Authority (KPA),which is a parastatal fully owned by the Kenyan Government. The Port of Mombasa comprises of Port Reitz, the Old Port, Port Tudor,Kilindini Harbour and the whole of the tidal waters encircling Mombasa Island. ​The Port of Mombasa is the key entry and the exit point for cargo belonging to a vast hinterland that include Kenya, Uganda Rwanda, Burundi, Democratic Republic of Congo, Tanzania, South Sudan, Somalia and Ethiopia.That draws how important the Port is to the residence of Mombasa County. The Port of Mombasa has several impacts to the Kenyan National Government,Coastal County Governments and the communities around coast.The Port has created vast opportunities of employment to the locals...

People enter into relationships so as to satisfy a sense of companionship. All always start well but later things change at the eleventh hour some which results to death or indulgence to drug and substance abuse. Just as everyone wishes to have a healthy relationship that prospours and yield success, the element of toxicity always thrive in and kill every dream achieved or set to be achieved.  Different from Primary and Secondary schools where freedom to pupils and students are limited, this is an heard of in campuses where students are exposed to all manners of freedom.This has lead many students to sexual behaviors,drug and substance abuse, robbery and other vices. In various higher institutions across the Republic of Kenya,a number of cases have been recorded as a result of toxic relationships where by students take action of harming or killing their partners as a result of misunderstanding and other reasons best known to them.For instance, two years ago, a second ye...

 Organization is key! First and foremost, make sure you get a university planner. This can be a planner with a creative design, a plain notebook, a wall calendar, or even a small dry erase calendar for your desk that changes each month.  1. Plan Ahead Create a study plan at the beginning of the semester based on your course syllabus. Ideally, you should study a little bit every day throughout the week —even just 20 minutes can make a huge difference—so you don’t wind up cramming and stressing out right before the big exam. 2. Take Good Notes Studying starts in the classroom. Pay attention and take good notes, so when you’re studying later, you’re just reviewing information instead of learning it for the first time.  3. Find a Routine Getting yourself into a study routine is one of the best ways to make sure that studying becomes a part of your everyday habit. Figure out what time of day works best for you and make a real effort to dedicate that time to study. 4. Study wit...