- Sunday, 27 April 2025
Is Trump’s Peace Plan Making Headway?
It is now Ukraine, not Russia, that is pouring cold water on US President Donald Trump’s peace plan to end the more than three-year-long Russia-Ukraine war, which Russia claims is a 'speci
Give Priority To Post-disaster Counseling
During a disaster, the immediate focus is often on physical survival, which includes but is not limited to rescue operations, emergency medical treatment, and the supply of food and shelter
Memes As Political Tool
In Kenya – as everywhere else in the world – the growing popularity of social media platforms is being accompanied by the rapid spread of memes. The term refers to media content such as
Political Communication Vital For Governance
Modern communication marks a shift from an informal one to a fusion of the print, sound, picture and digital platform. But its eternal goal of upholding public interests remains unchanged. Digital platforms
It’s Time To End Menstruation Stigma
Menstrual stigma is real and it is a widespread issue impacting millions of females across the world. The consequence of perpetuating menstruation stigma is devastating, as it results in not only shame, discr
Myth Of Multi-tasking
Distractions are everywhere. Emails pop up while you try to finish a task. You remember that your taxes are due soon, but you are busy trying to meet a deadline. It often feels like we should be doing a dozen t
Making Right To Food A Reality
Nepal's food systems are a story of contrasts, where lush fields and rich traditions coexist with harsh realities of hunger, malnutrition and even rising obesity. Despite progress, the nation’s vulnerability to climat
Can Europe Regain Iran Diplomacy ?
The unfolding United States-Iran talks present a critical juncture, yet the European Union finds itself in a disconcerting state of diplomatic inertia, its once dynamic engagement reduced to that of an observer
Be On Alert Against Rain-induced Ruins
The first drops of a rainfall in Nepal often bring a sense of relief. The earth smells fresh, and farmers look up to the skies with hope and prayers for a good harvest. The rainy season, primarily spanning from June t
Stem Deterioration Of School Education
School teachers have hit the streets of Kathmandu to put pressure on the government to meet their demands by enacting the long-stalemated school education law. The teachers have
Enact Law On The Right To Be Forgotten
In a digital world where most facets of life are documented and shared, personal information control has become increasingly important. Different requests can be made by individual
Obsessed With Horoscope
Every morning as I reach for my mobile phone, the first thing I do is check my horoscope, eager to figure out how my day is going to be. As I sip my first cup of tea and breathe the morning fresh air, I am keen to know how my day is going to turn out.
Aged Workforce On Rise
In many developing countries, people need to work regardless of their age. Although most nations have laws preventing child labour, many children from below the poverty line and low-inco
