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Crazy Monday - (08/02/2010 )
Kisumu’s action-packed street
Once upon a time, the main business in Kisumu’s Kondele neighbourhood was politics. Every election time, it was the theatre of demonstrations by youths who were often ready to lay down their lives in support of their preferred party. ... Read More
 
Understanding a cop’s sixth sense
People who drive old cars know this only too well. The moment their jalopies see a cop, they kind of just sputter to a halt. ... Read more
 
Why Raila should keep off Murang’a
Prime Minster Raila Odinga should fire his advisers. It’s unimaginable that they think the premier, who is also the ODM chief, should visit Central Kenya when it’s a well known fact that Mt Kenya is Uhuru Kenyatta’s tuff. ... Read more
 
Obsessed with others’ sex lives
Back in high school, the hallmark of the two-year term of one of the most ruthless dining hall captains I have ever eaten under was that he would considerably lose weight when schools re-opened but would have piled the kilos by closing day. ... Read more
 
Mystery of the bullet haul
Last week’s discovery of thousands of bullets in a suspect’s garage has been hailed as a breakthrough. So breathtaking was this breakthrough that Police Commissioner Mathew Iteere personally visited the ‘scene of crime’ — home to a suspect who has been assisting police with investigations for one month for a similar offence. ... Read more
 
For Mariga, charity must begin at home
MacDonald Mariga, the Kenya midfield ace whose intended move to the lucrative British English Premier League last week came a cropper, shouldn’t break a sweat. ... Read more
 
How to love your three wives equally
President Jacob Zuma’s gymnastics down in Pretoria have had me thinking about the dormant polygamous gene that I carry in my blood. ... Read more
 
Family planning breaks up marriage
One evening Maina, a taxi driver in Nairobi, arrived at his home in Githimu, Maragua District. ... Read more
 
When to let sleeping dogs lie
I’m beginning to think that we should pay our psychologists a lot more than we do. As we approach Valentine’s Day, I got an interesting mail. It was from a very distraught woman. Let’s call her Fiona. She is surely turning me into a shrink. It said: ... Read more
 
Devious freshman meets his Waterloo
In campus they call it the ‘gold rush’ or ‘kwachua fresha’. This is when senior male students scramble for the young, and presumably unspoilt, first year girls. ... Read more
 
Councillor’s new pitch for Clinton’s daughter
A former nominated Nakuru councillor who caused a sensation ten years ago when he wrote to former US President Bill Clinton seeking his daughter’s hand in marriage is at it again. ... Read more
 
Cheating woman exposed by lover’s ringtone
Residents of Kayole in Nairobi recently enjoyed a free drama when an irate man descended upon his wife and her lover with kicks and punches after their affair was exposed by the man’s phone. ... Read more
 

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