by Wamanga Steve 1. REFLECT ON MALE EXPERIENCES IN MODERN SOCIETY – Being a man currently means dealing with old ideas and current changes. In the past men were admonished to be strong, always docile and quiet but now things are different. These changes are: ✓ At home many men help […]
Read Moreby Damaris Awino Do you have a lower self esteem and been thinking of how to raise it?now you are at the right article for that.These are ways of how you can raise your self-esteem no the cause… 1.STOP comparing yourself with others. Did you know that in this world,there is and will never be […]
Read Moreby Lucy Njoroge Amplifying Women’s Voices in a World That Tries to Dim Them In many cultures, especially across Africa, women are taught early how to behave, how to serve, how to adjust — how to shrink. They are trained to blend in, not to shine too brightly, lest they outshine tradition or discomfort […]
Read Moreby Titus Mogusu The rise of modern barber shops. -By Mogusu Titus Remember the old-school barber shop ‘Kinyozi’? While we cherish those magical memories,well, today’s modern barber shops are a whole new brand, redefining male groomingandbecoming more of a class of art, style, relaxation, and exemplary service delivery. Modern barber shops in Nairobi are […]
Read Moreby Maureen Maina A growing number of young Kikuyu see the Ruto–Rigathi split not just as a personal fallout but as a betrayal of the Mt Kenya “block” that delivered a decisive margin in 2022. Many interpret Ruto’s moves—purging Rigathi’s allies, reshuffling Mt Kenya appointees, and cultivating new alliances within the region—as a signal that he prioritizes […]
Read Moreby Chelak Isaac A new language is emergent in the streets of Nairobi, Mombasa and even in the quainter towns such as Eldoret. It is neither Swahili, English nor even Sheng the old-fashioned way. It is the fast and changing lingo of Kenya Gen Z, a generation with all new rules of communication based around […]
Read MoreMt Kenya’s politics is expected to take another direction since one of the popularly known Moses Kuria made his decision to resign as the president’s adviser. It is well known that Moses Kuria is one of the most heard politicians in Kenya and mostly in the central region. Him having resigned and decided to go […]
Read Moreby William odhiambo The Pressure to Provide Is Killing Our Mental Health For generations, men have been raised to believe that their value lies in what they can offer: money, security, stability. The traditional masculine ideal teaches that being a “real man” means providing for one’s family, no matter the personal cost. However, the emotional […]
Read Moreby Theophilus Ekiru It was on Saturday inside a city of Mombasa,of which I was with my sister loitering around the city looking for a best Salon in the city. On our way, we recognized that there was a salon just on the opposite side of the road with a lot of cars parked on […]
Read Moreby Francis Ndirithia Ndung’u “Betrayal as a Political Currency: Why Every Kenyan Leader Eventually Falls Out with Their Deputy” Explores the recurring theme of presidential-deputy splits (Kibaki-Raila, Uhuru-Ruto, Ruto-Rigathi?), and how betrayal isn’t the exception but the fuel of Kenyan political succession. 2. “From Boda Boda to Ballot Box: The Rise of Economic Networks as […]
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