Renowned image consultant and preacher Robert Burale has warned Kenyan schools against excessive entertainment, stating it contributes to student unrest by creating emotional highs followed by destructive lows.

• Robert Burale argues that events causing students to "jump up and down" leave a psychological vacuum that can be filled by harmful influences.
• He urges schools to invite mentors who model calmness and emotional regulation instead of prioritizing superficial entertainment.
• Burale challenges pastors and motivational speakers to deliver transformative truth rather than focus on personal popularity and exciting performances.

Following a tragic fire at Utumishi Girls Academy that claimed the lives of 16 students, Janet Mbugua is calling for a broader, shared responsibility for such incidents.

• 16 young lives were lost due to the fire.
• The appeal comes from media personality Janet Mbugua.
• Mbugua emphasizes the need to examine systemic failures and institutional shortcomings, not just individual blame, questioning "who built a school with no doors?"

Kenyan comedian and digital strategist David Oyando, known as Mulamwah, has graduated top of his class from Shenyang Normal University in China, specializing in International Understanding and Communication.

• Graduated as the top student in International Understanding and Communication.
• Key figures: Mulamwah (David Oyando), Shenyang Normal University, Chinese Embassy in Kenya, People’s Republic of China.
• Celebrated with fellow African influencers at an after-party in China.