Caroline Njunge: Are you always giving out unwanted gifts? Often we buy or gift loved ones the things we think they need or will love just because those things are what we would like for ourselves.
Just a Man: For men who think they're running late The journey of life isn't a cookie-cutter. It's diverse and rich, as the God who created each person and their unique path.
Pawrenting: Guide to being a paid petsitter Pet sitting requires very little except for experience or expertise.
PRIME Mum, where are you? Fanta Jallow is travelling from The Gambia to Kenya to search for a mother she has never seen.
Rev Njue: Don’t impose a career path on your child It is your responsibility as a parent to discern your child's gifts and start aligning the gift into a possible career track.
Pawrenting: Case of the untrained pet Apart from disobedient child, another sight you do not want to witness is an untrained pushy pet.
PRIME Fifty years and counting Jayant Karania and his wife Kundan share the secrets of a lasting union.
Legal Clinic: She changed our child’s middle and last names If your ex occasioned the change after two years, she must have completed a deed poll to alter the girl’s name.
Long-distance parenting Arafa Ahmed, 39, left her children in Kenya in search of greener pastures in Dubai.
PRIME How bungled delivery left baby with cerebral palsy Nurses administered fundal pressure, an outdated method that is dangerous to both mother and unborn baby.
Wife Speak: Telltale signs of a married couple You know they are married when they are beefing against each other but if you take a side, they both eventually turn against you.
PRIME I'm losing my sight, but not my vision Victor Malombe is going blind but he’s determined to fulfil his vision of carving a successful career in law.
Just A Man: The most invisible man in Kenya The most invisible man in Kenya has the wealthiest and most loving Father in the universe.
Wife Speak: Never a dull moment as you age together Age is not just a number. It is a slow, ever so subtle a transformation.
PRIME My Story: A bone marrow transplant saved my daughter from sickle cell At eight months, Florence Akata's daughter, Marsha Toola was diagnosed with sickle cell disease. There were many agonising days for their family, until in 2016 when Marsha got a bone marrow...
My Story: I went through menopause at 27 Carolyne Nyambura Ng’ang’ a, 34, quit her job to help women deal with menopause.
Losing mum, finding myself Lizzy Ogot, 20, writes about how she found herself after losing the most important person in her life
Raising modern teenagers is no walk in the park for parents Parents no longer have the time nor the skills to prepare their teenage children for life as an adult.
Legal Aid: Are WhatsApp summons valid in court? A party can be served with suit papers through several means.
Legal Aid: I want to adopt a child who lives with me While it is advantageous you stay with child, the law may seek to determine your other capacities to protect the child from likely harm.
‘I’m a chronic depression survivor’ “I was struggling at school, and had esteem issues since my mum kept comparing me to my cousin which made me feel unwanted,” Faith recalls.
Legal Aid: I lost my birth certificate; now I might lose my scholarship Your situation presents several issues to be canvassed, but not all are legal in nature.
How to be a house husband The new position weighed heavily on me. According to my culture, it’s the man who leaves for work in the morning.
Virus travel bans separate families even as lockdowns ease "I talked to her helpers, and one of them said 'I think she's holding on, to see you one more time.' That was hard to hear."
Legal Aid: Help me get my daughter back The law is clear. A child has the right to enjoy protection and parental care from both parents, notwithstanding their marital status.
Mum stories: My mother and I started off as strangers 'When I told her my story, she decided to help me.'
Daddy Diaries: Community Parenting We love our children so much that we see enemies in those who point out faults in them
