Dreams in Crowded Classrooms as Mombasa Slum Pupils Battle Inequality in CBE
By Mbungu Harrison Email, thecoastnewspaper@gmail.com As the morning sun slowly rises over the crowded rooftops of Bangladesh informal settlement in...
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Mass School Dropouts in Tana River as Capitation, Hardship Crisis Bites CBE Progress
By Mwakwaya Raymond Email, thecoastnewspaper@gmail.com Five primary school pupils walk swiftly along a dusty, unpaved road cutting through dry grassland...
Caring Robots: A Sew solution for Aging Societies?
By Chen Ziqi Email, thecoastnewspaper@gmail.com A waist-high white robot patrols between rooms in a care facility in Jiangsu, China. In...
Borrowed a Grave to Bury my Father, Stateless Butui Narrates
By Mbungu Harrison Email, thecoastnewspaper@gmail.com Esther Butui Ndambara is stateless and lives a depressed life in Kenya. Born and raised...
Outgoing BOM Chair Leaves Behind Great Legacy!
By Mwakwaya Raymond Email, thecoastnewspaper@gmail.com
How Gen Z are Changing the HIV Story
By George Otieno Email, thecoastnewspaper@gmail.com
Galloping through cultures: How horses connect humanity
By Chen Ziqi Email, thecoastnewspaper@gmail.com Every time the Chinese New Year approaches, I find myself paying closer attention to the...
What Regional Cooperation Can Teach Us About Shared Futures
By Chen Ziqi Email, thecoastnewspaper@gmail.com Peace doesn’t always fall apart because of distant rivals. Peace breaks down because neighbors stop...
Does the World still Need Globalization? A look at the Distant Past Offers an Answer
By Li Yi Email, thecoastnewspaper@gmail.com When headlines feel heavy and the world sees more fragmentation than ever, it’s tempting to...
Xinjiang Traditions: Endangered or a Living Legacy
By Chen Ziqi, Email, thecoastnewspaper@gmail.com When Xinjiang is mentioned abroad, the question might arise, “Are those traditions still around, or...
