If there is something I have learnt from very early in life, it is to keep away from fitina.  Fitina is a social disease that wrecks relationships, destroys families and leads to serious crimes of passion.  Woe unto you …

January is here and I am back from a long and restful holiday in my village.  I had a good time with my extended family, eating food fresh from the farm, taking long walks in the evenings and generally lazing …

We often read in the press and see for ourselves high ranking individuals suffering from superiority complex and resorting to ridiculous, violent and uncalled for actions against unsuspecting members of the public.  Actions have included ear pulling, nose pinching, brick …

I knew Messiah from a young age.

Back then, he went by the name Masii. I cannot really say that we grew up together because he grew up in the village and I in the city.  We always went to …

Dear Reader, I will not bore you with unnecessary introductory remarks.  I know that you are all eyes, waiting to know how Janet’s story ended.

Janet continued with her story:

“The next day I underwent several medical examinations and by …

“Why do we as a culture hold on to toxic relationships?”

This, Dear Reader, was a question asked by my sister-in-law one Friday afternoon as we watched the lunchtime news and an item came up about a woman who had …

Let us talk about the elephant in the city.  Why is body shaming an acceptable practice?  Why do we give these body shaming bullies an audience?  Why do we give them an ear and egg them on when they turn …

I read an Article the other day where Bob Collymore informed us Kenyans in no uncertain terms that we were plagued, afflicted, infected beyond cure with what is known as “Kiosk Mentality”.  My first reaction was to be angry and …

Nairobi is a very large city teeming with all sorts of businesses, from the fashion industry, to the motor industry, to the culinary industry and the flesh industry. With competition among businesses, each business owner has to go that extra …

All motorists in Nairobi know what it feels like to be declared enemies of the state, dangerous beings, renegades if you may, outlaws.  The Government has besieged us from all directions; it is closing in on us, squeezing the essence …