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The shocking incident occurred near a bridge separating Savannah Eldelvale School and Tassia Estate, a busy stretch commonly used by pedestrians and boda boda operators.
Residents of Tassia Estate in Nairobi’s Embakasi were left in shock after a 15-year-old girl threw a two-year-old child into Embakasi River in an incident that nearly claimed the toddler’s life.
One of the most controversial moments of Evan Gicheru's tenure was in December 2007 when he administered the presidential oath to Mwai Kibaki at night following a disputed general election.
Kenyans who, for various reasons, feel left out and experience 14 February as an ordinary, often lonely day.
While Kanjo is a lifestyle, it is also a source of national trauma for many and, occasionally, free exercise.
The internet can be a ruthless place, especially when private actions are dragged into the public spotlight. In recent times, several Kenyans have learnt that secrets rarely stay hidden online
Nasri recalls struggling to raise Sh500 while hustling in the ghetto just to book a studio session to record a demo. When he finally managed to get the money, the experience turned devastating.
People respond to online scandals through denial, silence, blame, or reinvention.
Though the 2027 race is still distant, Kenya already feels like it is in campaign season, with aspirants emerging, rallies intensifying and familiar political patterns resurfacing.
Kenya’s street worship scene blends faith, performance, and personal motives, featuring heartfelt ministers, seasonal performers, social media promoters, and emotional, attention-grabbing artists.
How a self- taught artist is transforming cooking through a portable kitchen innovation in Thika Town .
Somewhere between Wi-Fi bundles, trending hashtags, and “Breaking News!”, Kenyan bloggers have carved out a space that is chaotic, hilarious, informative, and occasionally… questionable
Residents at the Dunga beach turning waste to Biogas .
School holidays in Kenya are not just a break for students; they are a full-blown season of drama, survival and unexpected character development for parents
Beyond the technical process, Gikonyo sees his work as part of a broader environmental and creative movement.
Kenyan chiefs are a full catalog of personalities: some admirable, some questionable, and others that deserve their own reality show.
Mwenda Mwimbi left a government engineering job to build Aquacentury, a custom aquarium business now growing into a niche brand despite market and supply challenges.
From saints to suspects, from artists to storytellers, the nail salon is a full ecosystem. Here are ten types of nail technicians you are likely to meet in Kenya
A humorous look at Kenya’s MC culture, profiling different types of masters of ceremony, from boring and copycat hosts to overexcited, tribal and extortionist MCs shaping modern events.
GITEX officially launched in East Africa with an event held in Nairobi at Sarit Expo Centre and KICC, signaling the region’s rising status as a growing hub for technology and innovation.
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