Flavours of legacy: Dining amidst history

The estate feels like a story retold in whispers – cobblestone paths, red-tiled roofs, the gentle chatter of guests under acacia shade.

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Pastor Thomas Mutete's 25-year spiritual and intellectual journey of building love

Pastor Thomas Mutete's Terms of Endearment book invites readers to rebuild love, trust, and connection in modern relationships.

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28 years in bed: Naomi's relentless fight for dignity

48-year-old Naomi Kalema has been confined to a bed for the past four years, her once-promising life derailed by an untreated arthritic condition.

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Wounded by the knife: How one cultural ritual shook a family

One boy’s quiet undoing opens a conversation about childhood trauma, mental health, and what it means to truly grow up.

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Help children understand periods

Traditionally, the topic of menstruation was considered off-limits for men. But that is changing, one conversation at a time.

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Christine Wangari: A woman's dream for a green Nairobi

Wangari is the woman behind many of the acacias, crotons, neem, and ficus trees that now stretch across Nairobi, shading pavements, calming traffic corridors.

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Raising peaceful minds in turbulent times

From Isiolo to Nairobi, Kenyan parents are quietly teaching the art of calm, compassion and courage - one bedtime story, one difficult question, and one answered fear at a time.

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How play shapes parenting

Many parents are rediscovering the simple power of play. Not the structured,but the spontaneous, messy, joy-filled kind that brings families closer and builds resilient children.

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Bridging the divide in the era of Gen Z

At the 22nd National Prayer Breakfast last month in Nairobi, former NFL star turned pastor Rickey Allen Bolden asked the participants to rethink their approach in dealing with Gen Z.

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HER Lab mentorship forum empowers over 900 girls in West Pokot

A workshop held at the HER Lab Centre in Morpus, West Pokot, County, over 900 girls and young women from the County and beyond, gathered for a day of sharing, learning, and empowerment.

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Gulf Air's return to Nairobi a boon trade, travel and regional connectivity

After 13 years, Gulf Air has returned to Nairobi, reigniting direct connectivity between Bahrain and Kenya. The airline’s decision to relaunch flights on 2 June 2025.

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Funding gaps threaten to end two decades of free education in Kenya

According to a School Head Report, the total amount owed to schools for the last seven years stands at Sh64 billion, and Sh60 billion in pending bills over two decades.

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The season of thundering hooves

It is that time again in the Masai Mara - the season of thunderous hooves when millions of hooves thunder across the sweeping plains of the Masai Mara.

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Barbados: A Caribbean dream

Kenya and Barbados mirror each other in hospitality, vibrant cultures, and a deep-rooted love for storytelling.

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A historic rhino translocation to Segera Conservancy

Against the backdrop of rolling savannah and towering acacias, Kenya is making a historic move in conservation - one that could redefine the future of its critically endangered rhinos.

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Kenya and Barbados - a tourism and business partnership poised for growth

Kenya and Barbados stand on the verge of a thriving tourism and trade partnership, driven by shared values, travel policies, and business opportunities.

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Flavours of legacy: Dining amidst history

The estate feels like a story retold in whispers – cobblestone paths, red-tiled roofs, the gentle chatter of guests under acacia shade.

By 2 months ago

Pastor Thomas Mutete's 25-year spiritual and intellectual journey of building love

Pastor Thomas Mutete's Terms of Endearment book invites readers to rebuild love, trust, and connection in modern relationships.

By 2 months ago

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28 years in bed: Naomi's relentless fight for dignity

48-year-old Naomi Kalema has been confined to a bed for the past four years, her once-promising life derailed by an untreated arthritic condition.

By 5 months ago

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Wounded by the knife: How one cultural ritual shook a family

One boy’s quiet undoing opens a conversation about childhood trauma, mental health, and what it means to truly grow up.

By 5 months ago

Help children understand periods

Traditionally, the topic of menstruation was considered off-limits for men. But that is changing, one conversation at a time.

By 6 months ago

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Christine Wangari: A woman's dream for a green Nairobi

Wangari is the woman behind many of the acacias, crotons, neem, and ficus trees that now stretch across Nairobi, shading pavements, calming traffic corridors.

By 6 months ago

Raising peaceful minds in turbulent times

From Isiolo to Nairobi, Kenyan parents are quietly teaching the art of calm, compassion and courage - one bedtime story, one difficult question, and one answered fear at a time.

By 6 months ago

How play shapes parenting

Many parents are rediscovering the simple power of play. Not the structured,but the spontaneous, messy, joy-filled kind that brings families closer and builds resilient children.

By 6 months ago

Bridging the divide in the era of Gen Z

At the 22nd National Prayer Breakfast last month in Nairobi, former NFL star turned pastor Rickey Allen Bolden asked the participants to rethink their approach in dealing with Gen Z.

By 6 months ago

HER Lab mentorship forum empowers over 900 girls in West Pokot

A workshop held at the HER Lab Centre in Morpus, West Pokot, County, over 900 girls and young women from the County and beyond, gathered for a day of sharing, learning, and empowerment.

By 6 months ago

Gulf Air's return to Nairobi a boon trade, travel and regional connectivity

After 13 years, Gulf Air has returned to Nairobi, reigniting direct connectivity between Bahrain and Kenya. The airline’s decision to relaunch flights on 2 June 2025.

By 7 months ago

Funding gaps threaten to end two decades of free education in Kenya

According to a School Head Report, the total amount owed to schools for the last seven years stands at Sh64 billion, and Sh60 billion in pending bills over two decades.

By 7 months ago

The season of thundering hooves

It is that time again in the Masai Mara - the season of thunderous hooves when millions of hooves thunder across the sweeping plains of the Masai Mara.

By 7 months ago

Barbados: A Caribbean dream

Kenya and Barbados mirror each other in hospitality, vibrant cultures, and a deep-rooted love for storytelling.

By 7 months ago

A historic rhino translocation to Segera Conservancy

Against the backdrop of rolling savannah and towering acacias, Kenya is making a historic move in conservation - one that could redefine the future of its critically endangered rhinos.

By 7 months ago

Kenya and Barbados - a tourism and business partnership poised for growth

Kenya and Barbados stand on the verge of a thriving tourism and trade partnership, driven by shared values, travel policies, and business opportunities.

By 7 months ago

Flavours of legacy: Dining amidst history

The estate feels like a story retold in whispers – cobblestone paths, red-tiled roofs, the gentle chatter of guests under acacia shade.

By 2 months ago

Pastor Thomas Mutete's 25-year spiritual and intellectual journey of building love

Pastor Thomas Mutete's Terms of Endearment book invites readers to rebuild love, trust, and connection in modern relationships.

By 2 months ago

Premium

28 years in bed: Naomi's relentless fight for dignity

48-year-old Naomi Kalema has been confined to a bed for the past four years, her once-promising life derailed by an untreated arthritic condition.

By 5 months ago

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Wounded by the knife: How one cultural ritual shook a family

One boy’s quiet undoing opens a conversation about childhood trauma, mental health, and what it means to truly grow up.

By 5 months ago

Help children understand periods

Traditionally, the topic of menstruation was considered off-limits for men. But that is changing, one conversation at a time.

By 6 months ago

Premium

Christine Wangari: A woman's dream for a green Nairobi

Wangari is the woman behind many of the acacias, crotons, neem, and ficus trees that now stretch across Nairobi, shading pavements, calming traffic corridors.

By 6 months ago

Raising peaceful minds in turbulent times

From Isiolo to Nairobi, Kenyan parents are quietly teaching the art of calm, compassion and courage - one bedtime story, one difficult question, and one answered fear at a time.

By 6 months ago

How play shapes parenting

Many parents are rediscovering the simple power of play. Not the structured,but the spontaneous, messy, joy-filled kind that brings families closer and builds resilient children.

By 6 months ago