Kenyan Wits

EarnSmart has been making quite some waves of late. I first saw it when two friends posted some funny WhatsApp statuses about the online gig. The first comment was ‘Who said EarnSmart is for hustlers? I’m a rich kid and I’m in too!” while the second comment was “I’ll only join EarnSmart when a member buys a car.” So I obviously got quite interested with EarnSmart and immediately hopped onto google and started researching the venture. The first result that came from my research was a website by the name Earn Smart Online Class . I visited the website and realized it wasn’t the EarnSmart venture my friend was talking about. However, this well-designed blog contains hundreds of articles on how to make money online and is written by Virginia Nakitari, a Kenyan. She also has an online course through which she trains people on how to make money online. In my opinion, this blog might be very valuable to any Kenyan who wants to learn ways and platforms to use to make money online while in Keny...

I'd like to refer to myself as a digital nomad. Because my definition of happiness is working anywhere at anytime while enjoying my life and paying my bills diligently. I don't like the idea of been confined in one work place for years and working under another dreamer actualizing his or her dreams. I take full responsibility to achieve my ideal happy life through blogging which is my main online gig. While this gig has not yet become sustainable despite the years I've put into it, i still push on until financial abundance courtesy of blogging becomes a reality. Meanwhile, on the course of my journey, i have discovered very many other online job opportunities which have the potential to increase my income. I have been swayed severally by this gigs because they always seem interesting. But every time this happens, I always end up giving in to the risks and challenges encountered. Then I fall back to my original gig, the gig that i fully understand; Blogging. So as I continue...

Crowd1 landed in Kenya earlier this year with a storm. For a moment, it created a buzz due to its heavenly promises, and many people have joined. But how sure are we that this is not just another scam planning to swindle Kenyan’s hard earn cash. Here is my honest Crowd1 Kenya review. As typical as they come, with heavenly promises, so will they go leaving broken hearts and depression! And your well-informed friend who warned you will be there, eager to remind you that they warned you. You will be dejected and your life will take a turn. That’s why I am here, to inform you and educate you about this new thing rocking the streets. Before you get into this so-called “best company in the world”, you must read this review to the very end. Because if you don’t, it would be like going into a new cave without a torch in search of food. You, don’t know what’s in there. Is it a lion’s den, a snakes’ pit or a rabbit’ warren. But seriously, why would you care about my idea? Who am I to tell you wh...

Moi University alumni who graduated in 2019 December can now clear and book for the collection of transcripts and degree certificates online. This is after the administration published a notice on MU’s website on 11 th June with guidelines on how students can collect their documents. On 19 th December, last year, thousands of students graduated from Moi University during the 39 th graduation ceremony since the institution was founded in 1984. The ceremony was attended by thousands of people as family member attended to congratulate their learned kins. More than 7 months down the line, these students can finally begin collecting their transcripts and certificates despite the Corona Pandemic which has slowed down all systems and processes. Moi University has launched an online clearance and booking system for collection of transcripts and certificates which ought to be done in an orderly manner to avoid commotion and thus compromise the safety of graduates from the virus. The procedu...

The Teachers Service Commission which was established in 1967 is one of the largest employers in the country. That’s because it’s the organization mandated to register all teachers in the country before they can practice any teaching. Each teacher that qualifies is thus given a TSC number and their names published annually. Thus, achieving this fete is a goal for many who have chosen teaching as their career path and this article aims to guide you through the registration process from start to finish. You will also learn what some of the technical terminologies such as GP69 mean. So without any further delay, let’s kick in. New teacher registration Upon graduation from, teachers are required to register online using the TSC portal to be awarded a TSC number and seek employment as teachers in Kenya, whether in a public or private institutions. The advantages of registering as a teacher with TSC include Job security is assured once employed through permanent Job scheme Three guaranteed o...