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The ‘alpine divorce’ trend has gone viral as women share accounts of being abandoned during hikes, intensifying public debate following a fatal Austria climbing case.
Gachagua said the country’s fuel sector had been taken over by political interests, claiming that procurement decisions were no longer guided by technical merit.
Living beneath the Ngong Hills, the writer reflects on how climbing only a few of the seven ridges has become a quiet lesson in endurance, humility and perspective.
Kenya‘s future will be shaped by Africans who understand that Rift Valley cliffs, volcanic peaks, hot springs, and forest trails are not just scenery. They are underused economic assets.
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