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Believe in Love Again (Yes, Really). It’ll feel impossible at first. But your heart is not a failed experiment. It’s a masterpiece under renovation.

In 2012, Alexander Monson –an aristocrat of British descent –was arrested for allegedly smoking cannabis in Diani, Mombasa. In 2025, blogger and teacher Albert Ojwang died in police custody in Nairobi after being arrested in Homa Bay.

With her ethereal vocals, raw emotional depth, and fearless genre fusion, Tems is not only reshaping the sound of Afrobeats but also altering how the world perceives African music. Her influence is undeniable and growing.

Some argue that the primary goal of attachment is education, not employment. They believe companies provide mentorship, exposure, and training at their own cost and should not be obligated to pay.

More practical details on how to overcome barriers like high lending rates and weak private sector credit would strengthen the candidate’s vision.

The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has announced a strict application deadline for reflective number plates. All ministries, departments, and agencies of the National and County Governments must complete their applications by Friday, Augus

The convergence of policy and scholarship at Kabarak reflects a nation beginning to ask and answer the right questions about its digital future.

Some individuals marry primarily for financial reasons, viewing their partner as a means to an end rather than as a valued companion. When financial difficulties arise, these relationships often experience conflict, leading to arguments and strain.

Hosted at the university's main campus in Kabarak, Nakuru County, the 4th International Research Conference brought together researchers, media professionals, students, and industry experts to discuss the evolving intersection of artificial intelligence a

On a more positive note, Kenya has been removed from the United Nations Hunger Hotspots list in its 2025 report, attributed to improved climatic conditions and fewer weather extremes, which have eased food security pressures.

As Chinese civilization matured, so did the concept of Yin and Yang. Thinkers like Zou Yan and the School of Naturalists began to formalize these observations in systematic philosophy.

He has expressed frustration over the government’s failure to act, saying: “This shows the level of callousness and disregard Ruto and his leadership have for the life and suffering of Kenyans.”

As the sun set on Father’s Day 2025, Kenyans were reminded of the immeasurable value fathers bring to society. Whether through a simple hug, a phone call, or a gift, millions across the country took a moment to say one thing: “Thank you, Dad.”

In a recent appearance on the TalkChat Podcast, Dr. Ndonye asserted that Mbarire wields more political influence than Deputy President Kithure Kindiki, and that if she exits UDA due to these factions, other female governors in the party are likely to foll

The syllabus teaches an eighth grader that honesty is a virtue and corruption is wrong. It emphasizes that leadership should be about serving the people. Yet, we return home to headlines of powerful individuals, who have embezzled millions, smiling in the

Many recall moments when their questions were dismissed, their doubts shamed, or their presence reduced to mere attendance.

Each step forward through tears, fatigue and uncertainty, is a powerful act of hope and bravery. Survival is more than just getting through the treatment its about rediscovering life, holding into the dreams and finding light in the darkest places.

Self-care isn’t just for women or ‘soft’ people; it’s for everyone, including men. Men should learn how to let out their emotions freely without having to worry about judgmental people.

As members of the social media generation, we grow, dream, and live online. However, not all of what we observe is worth pursuing. Instead of allowing clout and influence to dictate what is and is not cool, let's start asking questions. Let's begin honour

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