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Daring conman inspires Baraza

Bwana Baraza, habari yako? (How are you?)” The gentleman on the other end of the line spoke gently. Baraza could hear chicken in the background. He imagined him sidestepping chicken poop as he scattered maize seeds at them.

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Portraits of eccentric Bagamoyo

Writer Erick Wamanji sneaks off to Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania, in search of the town of slavery. He finds an emotive outpost and surrenders his soul to the seductive charm of Bagamoyo.

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Ingenious ways to cut your fuel bill

While buying a car maybe as exciting as dating, the honeymoon ends as soon as you start spending to keep it moving. We all enjoy the thrill and challenge of making a vehicular acquisition. You often only consider resale value, colour, size, type and model.

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Mixing business with love

Dating your business partner can either consume your love, or bring down the business, writes ANTHONY KAGIRI

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Exercise decorum in other people’s houses

There is no problem visiting friends and sleeping over. However, individuals need to conduct themselves with decorum whenever visiting friends’ residences.

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A little kindness will go a long way

It is said that a gift softens the hardest heart. Tatiana Saina proved this recently when she extended some generosity to her mother-in-law

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How to be a people person

Every endeavour of life involves human interaction. And human interactions are complicated as we have varying temperaments, opinions, personality defects, beliefs, and cultural conditioning. If you think about it, it’s amazing that we’re able to get along at all because humans are hard-wired to be self-serving, but successful communication requires graciousness.

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Kakamega: Home of unique things

Kakamega is known more for being the home of Kakamega Forest – few among the last remnants of indigenous rain forests in the world, bull-fighting, cock-fighting and even a dog market-interesting piece of the cultural tourism that Kenya has to offer.