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Texting is convenient, fast and low-pressure. However, it lacks the nuance of vocal tone, facial expressions and body language; they are incredibly easy to misinterpret
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By Agnes Mwandawiro
May. 29, 2026
In a world increasingly obsessed with "good vibes only" and the curated perfection of social media, the definition of friendship has often been diluted to simple affirmation
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By Agnes Mwandawiro
May. 26, 2026
From busy timelines to nonstop messaging, modern life gives the appearance of connection. But beneath the digital noise, many people are still searching for something more meaningful
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By Peter Muiruri
May. 26, 2026
The concept of a kitchen garden is a timeless practice that goes beyond mere food production, offering a deep reconnection to nature and the source of our sustenance
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By Agnes Mwandawiro
May. 21, 2026
While the world often demands grand gestures, towering bouquets, expensive trinkets, or public proclamations, the most profound tributes are usually found in the quiet corners of daily life
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By Agnes Mwandawiro
May. 10, 2026
Every year, Mother’s Day arrives wrapped in flowers, warm embraces and grateful whispers. But for some, it is also a quieter day, softened by memory and reflection
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By Tania Omusale
May. 9, 2026
From films to family gossip, mothers-in-law are often depicted as difficult. But many families are redefining that narrative through relationships built on warmth, respect and understanding
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By Anjellah Owino
May. 9, 2026
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
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By Silas Nyamweya
May. 8, 2026
Many mothers struggle silently with self-doubt, feelings of inadequacy and emotional exhaustion. Simple acts of affirmation can strengthen and encourage them
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By Bishop David Muriithi
May. 8, 2026
From the moment a child arrives, every choice feels weighty, with constant questions such as how much freedom is too much and how much caution is enough
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By Jael Wakesho
May. 6, 2026
You know that feeling when you finally tick something off your to-do list and suddenly feel like you have your life together, that is what people are celebrating now
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By Tania Omusale
May. 2, 2026
For Deborah Tendo, travel isn’t just about destinations; it’s about redefining perspective, one experience at a time
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By Anjellah Owino
Apr. 29, 2026
In today’s world, many people want love without losing themselves, holding on to connection while still protecting their individuality, but is that balance really sustainable?
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By Peter Muiruri
Apr. 25, 2026
The birth rate in Kenya is steadily declining. It dropped from 32.67 births per 1,000 people in 2010 to 26.79 births per 1,000 in 2025
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By Kenyatta Otieno
Apr. 24, 2026
Every office has them: the work mum, work dad, work siblings. But for a younger generation entering the workplace, that familiar family dynamic is starting to feel different
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By Tania Omusale
Apr. 18, 2026
Fakers use their superiority complex to hide deep-seated feelings of inferiority. By placing themselves on a pedestal, they choose to avoid the vulnerability of being seen as ordinary
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By Esther Muchene
Apr. 15, 2026
Somewhere between burnout, endless scrolling and constant notifications, people are starting to choose hobbies that don’t involve a screen or an audience
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By Tania Omusale
Apr. 14, 2026
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
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By Silas Nyamweya
Apr. 10, 2026
The social circle of early adulthood often feels like a frenzy, filled with high energy. However, as the years pass, that energy inevitably fizzles out
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By Agnes Mwandawiro
Apr. 9, 2026
My husband and I argue a lot and seem unable to understand each other’s point of view. He always has to be right, so I give in a lot and am full of resentment! How can we do better?
Living
By Chris Hart
Apr. 4, 2026
The rise of selfies, which came with the camera feature in mobile phones, has killed happiness. People no longer do things for their own enjoyment but to share with the public
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By Kenyatta Otieno
Apr. 3, 2026
In recent years, there has been a growing shift toward reclaiming play not as a luxury, but as an essential part of emotional well-being
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By Anjellah Owino
Apr. 1, 2026
Motherhood’s most meaningful moments rarely announce themselves. They appear quietly, then pass in an instant, leaving behind a depth that only time reveals
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By Agnes Mwandawiro
Mar. 31, 2026
Weddings often feel like trying to solve a puzzle where the pieces keep shifting. While the industry tends to focus on “extravagance,” the core of a successful wedding day is proper planning
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By Agnes Mwandawiro
Mar. 28, 2026
Ann Wairimu, the firstborn in a family of four and a model, says beyond the crowns, she is a mental health advocate and an educator who believes in the sanctity of family and nature
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By Ronald Kipruto
Mar. 13, 2026
Excessive screen use triggers dopamine, fostering addictive, compulsive online behaviour. Mindful limits, outdoor activity and learning offline can restore brain health
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By Mercy Kahenda
Mar. 11, 2026
These colours remind the world that the struggle for women’s rights has a rich history and that the movement for justice, dignity, hope and solidarity continues
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By Tania Omusale
Mar. 7, 2026
International Women’s Day celebrates the strength and impact of women worldwide. This year’s theme, “Give to Gain,” shines a light on today’s changemakers and the pioneers who inspire them
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By Ronald Kipruto
Mar. 7, 2026
Every day, social media is flooded with stories of infidelity. Screenshots go viral and the public weighs in. But what do these stories reveal about our own relationships?
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By Peter Muiruri
Feb. 28, 2026
From campus modelling to cabin crew success, Wendy Mwatha built a global career while staying grounded in values, family and personal growth
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By Ronald Kipruto
Feb. 27, 2026
The role and title of being the reliable one in the family brings joy to some, forgetting that being too available to your parents and siblings can carry a hidden cost, especially if you’re married
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By Esther Muchene
Feb. 24, 2026
Women who pursue their careers often face silent judgment and tough trade-offs, yet the price of unrealised potential is far greater than the sacrifices they make for growth
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By Peter Muiruri
Feb. 21, 2026
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
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By Silas Nyamweya
Feb. 20, 2026
Many women who choose to remain at home sacrifice personal ambitions, education, salaries and societal recognition to nurture their families
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By Jael Wakesho
Feb. 18, 2026
Understanding love languages provides a practical approach to ensuring that affection is not only offered, but also truly received
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By Joan Oyiela
Feb. 17, 2026
Most of my female friends are getting hysterical about how much their men are going to spend on them on St Valentine’s night. What happened to just enjoying each other’s company?
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By Chris Hart
Feb. 14, 2026
Every February, the world turns red and social media becomes a digital love parade. While couples lean into the romance, singles master a different art: humour, strategy and survival
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By Tania Omusale
Feb. 14, 2026
Valentine’s Day often comes with a lot of pressure. People feel they need to outdo themselves or everyone else every single year
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By Brendah Makena
Feb. 13, 2026
Many couples feel pressure to book fancy dinners, buy expensive gifts and wear matching outfits. Social media can make it seem as though love must come with a receipt
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By Brendah Makena
Feb. 11, 2026
Imagine coming back home to find it exactly as you had left it in the morning, dishes piled high in the kitchen, musty and surfaces untouched. Yet your partner stays home all day
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By Esther Muchene
Feb. 11, 2026
My boyfriend says that I’m difficult to handle, and that I’m always complaining and always nagging. I don’t think that’s true, of course, but why might he think that? And how should I respond?
Living
By Chris Hart
Feb. 7, 2026
The 60 days in January are no longer funny when you realise that we have transitioned to February and you are nowhere near accomplishing your goals, let alone following through
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By Esther Muchene
Feb. 5, 2026
Whether you are starting out, changing careers or looking to grow your income, the skills you choose to invest in can shape both your opportunities and long-term earning potential
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By Anjellah Owino
Feb. 3, 2026
Small daily habits, from slow mornings to brief breaks and comfortable clothing, can quietly transform your day and make life feel easier.
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By Brendah Makena
Jan. 26, 2026
Finding true friendship is often described as rare, but when it happens, it carries the depth and familiarity of something long-lived
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By Anjellah Owino
Jan. 24, 2026
Most of us came here with nothing. No skills, no direction. Now we know that when we leave, we can survive without going back to crime
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By Juliet Omelo
Jan. 22, 2026
January is an ideal time to focus on building habits that support long-term wellness rather than chasing quick fixes
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By Joan Oyiela
Jan. 22, 2026
What was once a cultural mandate is now a choice. More men are rejecting fatherhood in favour of autonomy, financial freedom and a new identity
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By Peter Muiruri
Jan. 17, 2026
In our ultra-connected world, a smartphone is not just a gadget but a mirror to the persona and a distinctive status symbol
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By Jael Wakesho
Jan. 15, 2026
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