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Woman Claims She Was Left With KSh 10,000 Bill After Online Date At Sarit Centre
A Nairobi woman identified as Juliette Awata has sparked widespread discussion online after claiming she was left to settle a KSh 10,000 restaurant bill followi...
Rastafarians Challenge Cannabis Ban, Claim Holy Herb Is Central to Worship
Members of the Rastafarian Society of Kenya have appeared before the High Court in Nairobi arguing that laws criminalising cannabis, commonly called bhang, viol...
Taliban Decree Sparks Outrage After Rule Allowing Wife‑Beating
The Taliban has faced international criticism after a new penal code reportedly allowed husbands to physically punish their wives as long as the violence does n...
Court Declines To Block Rastafarians’ Arrests Over Marijuana Pending Petition
The High Court in Nairobi has declined to issue orders stopping the arrest of Rastafarians over cannabis possession or use while their constitutional petition c...
The Secret History and Accessible Treasures of the Kenya National Archives
The Kenya National Archives and Documentation Service (KNADS), a landmark structure dominating Nairobi's CBD along Moi Avenue, is far more than a strategic meet...
Men Declining in Clubs as Women Dominate Nightlife, Studies Show
Recent research indicates that men are increasingly absent from public clubs and parties, with women now forming the majority of attendees. Studies from Britain...
💜💜 Why is Your Social Media Timeline Covered in Purple Emojis?
Your social media timeline is flooded with a wave of purple emojis and profile pictures. This sudden shift isn't just a coincidence; it's a deliberate digital d...
Raila Odinga’s Most Iconic Nicknames
Raila Amolo Odinga is arguably Kenya’s most enduring and controversial political figure, and his journey is perfectly charted by the powerful nicknames he has a...
Why Is Nairobi Chilly In July And August?
According to the Kenya Meteorological Department director Dr. David Gikungu, the month of July marks the peak of the cold season, especially over the Highlands...
Jingle Bells On A Budget
Ho ho ho, jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way... a season of endless feasting is here, promising both belly laughs and potential bank account tears,...
World Food Safety Day
BY ESTHER MUTURI World Food Safety Day is celebrated annually on 7th June. The 2023 event marks its fifth anniversary.This celebration is aimed at raising aware...
Mental Health Awareness Month-Eating Disorders
BY ESTHER MUTURIEating disorders are serious health conditions that affect one’s physical and mental health. These conditions may include problems in how one th...
Anxiety Disorders
Due to concurrent events in our daily lives, it's very hard to not experience anxiety once in a while. In basic terms, anxiety can be described as fear of the u...
Postpartum Depression
When a child is born, it is always expected that the child will bring joy to their mother and immediate family members. This, however, doesn't happen to all mot...
Mellowing Out During The Holiday Season
Holidays can be infamously stressful and this can significantly reduce our competence to enjoy the season. Additionally, it can be a torturing reminder of loss...
Fashion Hack Tips For Unpredictable Weather
In Nairobi, the phrase unpredictable as the weather applies a little too often than any other place.The mornings are warm and sunny these days, and when they ar...
DP Ruto:"The Chicken Seller Makes History"
Kenya's 5th President-elect William Ruto in his childhood was a chicken seller at Kambi Kuku market, Uasin Gishu county, a business which not only escalated him...
Dressing for Winter: Six Tips for Cold Weather
If you are in Kenya, then you know we are experiencing our version of winter, which means that dressing warmly is a necessity. There is nothing more frustrating...
Why You Need To Start Early Sex Education For Your Kids
Sex education is a crucial topic that needs to be discussed openly by every adult, this is because it helps the young generation to gain the information and ski...
THE RIGHTS OF DISPLACED PERSONS: REFUGEES.
I know you have come across campsites and people living in not-so-good conditions in these camps. Ever asked yourself where they have come from or who they are?...