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By Benjamin mutiso,  In today's hyper-connected world, our digital footprints extend far beyond the physical realm. Every online interaction, from browsing websites to sharing photos on social media, generates a trail of data. This data, a treasure trove of information about our preferences, habits, and even our innermost thoughts, is collected by companies, governments, and other entities. While this data collection enables personalized experiences and drives innovation, it also raises serious concerns about privacy and security. The unchecked collection and use of personal data pose significant risks. Our online activities can be tracked and analyzed, creating a detailed profile of our interests, beliefs, and even our emotional state. This information can be used to manipulate us, from targeted advertising to political manipulation. Furthermore, data breaches can expose sensitive personal information, leading to identity theft, financial fraud, and even reputational damage. The n...

The government should be blamed for school fires since some of the rules followed in the schools are maintained by the government and they don't favour the discipline of students. For instance, punishing students by caning them should be back to system. If teachers and parents will not allow this then burning of schools will not end up. By Benjamin mutiso

Na, Benjamin Mutiso Japokuwa sherehe za kitamaduni kama vile mashujaa ni sherehe zinazowaunganisha wakenya pamoja, pia zinaathari Si haba. Kwa mfano katika kaunti ya kirinyaga ambapo sherehe za mashujaa zinafanyika, wananchi kakatika kaunti hio waililia serikali iwasabazie mipira ya kondomu kwa wingi. Hii ni dhairi shairi kwamba katika shughuli kama hizo zinazowakutanisha watu wengi pomoja baadhi ya vijana huona shughuli hio ikiwa nafasi sawa ya kufanya usherati.  Benjamin Mutiso, Chuo kikuu cha Rongo