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Festive Fortunes: Who is cashing in on the festivities

As billions of people across the globe await with glee on the festive period given that the holiday season is a time for joy and celebration, thousands more will be laughing all the way to the bank.

Driving change: Fighting HIVAIDS one truck stop at a time

Ahead of World Aids Day that was marked on Sunday, December 1, truck drivers, sex workers and healthcare workers shared how they are navigating HIV prevention in Kenya’s Highways.

How to register for the Social Health Authority (SHA)

Registration with the SHA is mandatory for all Kenyan residents.

Thrill-driven or cash-strapped? Why couples seek open spaces for intimacy

For many couples, particularly those from lower-income backgrounds, financial limitations are a significant factor.

How lawyer denied chief's job for being overqualified won case

The law graduate challenged the hiring process for a Moyale chief position

The story of Thanksgiving

Research indicates that over the years “thanksgiving” has changed meaning from the time it was first used in a religious connotation

How to manage emotions during the festive season

Christmas can be exhausting, so factor in some downtime and try to carve out some downtime for family, either together or individually, to recharge your festive batteries.

Tips for visiting national parks during the Christmas holidays

Did you know that National Parks and Reserves offer spectacular escapades and make wonderful holiday destinations including during the Christmas holidays?

Koki Muli: Defending democracy

Despite her busy public life, Koki is a modest family woman, a wife and a mother. She is a charming storyteller and a devout Christian who.

Kakamega Forest: The green lodge where randy broke lovebirds risk it all

Sex workers, errand spouses, bodaboda riders and students have discovered a new refuge for their escapades

Man dated me, my daughter and granddaughter: Turbulent sex life of benga maestro

The veteran benga artiste’s a jaw dropping revelation has left tongues wagging with the latest of the man’s conquests named after her.

From love to ruin: Unmasking romance that ended in hospital and police cells

Last week, a bitter altercation left Wanjiku hospitalised with life-threatening injuries allegedly inflicted by Mutugi.

Oloo Aringo, the patriot who was most misunderstood

It feels like only yesterday, in August 1990, when Oloo Aringo, then the Minister for Education, stole the show during a graduation ceremony.

How pilot landed a fortune in brick and mortar

Thuranira is a household name, especially in Mombasa. His company, Myspace Properties, is behind some of Mombasa’s best-known real estate developments as well as the semi-annual Mombasa Homes Expo

There is more than just watching birds at Lake Nakuru

For decades, visitors streamed in from the four corners of the earth to see the unrivalled natural beauty deep in Kenya’s Rift Valley. It was the very picture of any postcard.

How party scene looks across major towns in Kenya

It’s always part time in Kenya with each gig having its own pulsating vibes.

Tackling Gender-Based Violence: What you need to know

However, it is important to know that GBV affects all genders, and it is never the victim’s fault.

Indigenous communities now want equitable share in the 'Hewa Kaa' market

These were the more than 300 Indigenous delegates drawn from 24 counties who gathered at the Kisimani Eco Lodge

Holiday FOMO: The emotional trauma of missing out

As the holiday season approaches, you buzz with excitement as you listen to their plans for a getaway.

Where and how to party in Kenya

Clubs like Mojos, Tribeka, Samba, Silk and the rest made sure the midweek party was as enticing as the weekends. Legions of artiste were accessible every Tuesday.