Born to sing: From Sunday school songs to spicing up Safaricom choir Yes, music chose her, but like any other great artiste, Susan Ngigi understands the sacrifice and dedication it takes to nurture a talent to excellence.
Musician out to empower artistes in decision making The founding fellow of the Teaching Artist Institute (TAI) is bringing Artizen 2022, an annual international conference on art for social change, to Nairobi
Disney, Nat Geo launch new environmental kids' show in Nairobi The show takes viewers on a learning experience of Africa’s current environmental state.
I love my broke baby daddy, but my parents want me to marry another man because he provides I now live with a man I don’t love, plus I feel I’m too young for marriage. Should I move out?
I'm falling for my coworker but I'm married with children We first met for a drink and, felt so connected. We have been doing this for two months now and it’s magical.
Relief for publishers as Nairobi book fair returns The international book fair has not been held for two years due to Covid-19 restrictions.
Singer Fatuma Nnani Hemed: ‘Female artistes should have a management team to shield them from thirsty men’
We need more women in the humanitarian supply chain work Pamela Awuor Steele has had a lustrous career as a supply chain expert, spanning 30 years across the globe.
I earn Sh60,000 but I'm always broke, wife calls me ‘Mr. Sina’ I don't have a regular budget for my wife and kids’ upkeep and other expenses. I'm always end up too broke to even buy myself shoes.
You need balls of steel to be a sex therapist in Kenya In most of our communities, there is an unspoken code of silence around sexuality, and sexologists’ work can be tiring and full of judgment
