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Tired of being dismissed? When to speak up for yourself

Navigating any relationship, be it with friends, romantic partners, or work colleagues, requires establishing and enforcing boundaries, a process fundamentally rooted in assertiveness

By Esther Muchene 21h ago

Tired of being dismissed? When to speak up for yourself

Festive intimacy: Creative ways couples can gift each other pleasure

By Anjellah Owino Nov. 29, 2025

Intentional gifting makes December lighter, wallets happier

Families and friends are encouraged to create traditions rooted in thoughtfulness, like handwritten letters, shared experiences or even charity contributions.

By Anjellah Owino Nov. 29, 2025

Canvas of Change: Fighting gender-based violence through art

Gender-based violence costs Kenya an estimated Sh46 billion every year. These numbers represent lives interrupted, futures stolen, and communities held back

By Peter Muiruri Nov. 29, 2025

Canvas of Change: Fighting gender-based violence through art

Purple resistance: The digital uprising uniting women

Millions of users are adopting purple profile pictures or adding purple backgrounds as a bold and emotional stand against gender-based violence and femicide.

By Rodgers Otiso Nov. 22, 2025

Purple resistance: The digital uprising uniting women

How to position yourself for income growth

Finance coach Margaret Njeri noted that opportunities gravitate toward people who have already created room for them rather than those waiting on luck.

By Anjellah Owino Nov. 22, 2025

How to position yourself for income growth

TikToker ordered to pay Sh225 million after court finds her liable for destroying couple's marriage

Brenay Kennard was sued by her manager’s ex-wife, Akira Montague, under North Carolina’s alienation of affection law.

By Joan Oyiela Nov. 18, 2025

TikToker ordered to pay Sh225 million after court finds her liable for destroying couple's marriage

Psychology of end-year spending and how to stay mindful

Finance coach Margaret Njeri says there is also a cultural belief that money is meant to be enjoyed when the year ends, so people tend to relax their budgets.

By Anjellah Owino Nov. 8, 2025

Psychology of end-year spending and how to stay mindful

Album review: Demi Lovato's It's Not That Deep

From the opening pulse of lead single Fast, the album declares itself boldly. The beat is urgent, the hooks are flirtatious and Lovato’s voice rises with a confident shimmer

By Timo Muthuri Nov. 6, 2025

Album review: Demi Lovato's It's Not That Deep

Nine bad money habits you should leave behind this year

Knowing better doesn’t automatically mean doing better; it takes unlearning emotional spending and replacing it with intentional choices

By Anjellah Owino Nov. 3, 2025

Nine bad money habits you should leave behind this year

Is your job compromising your health?

As an employee, you have the right to a healthy work environment, and you can also take steps to prevent things from falling apart

By Esther Muchene Nov. 1, 2025

Talking to kids about financial privilege

It's natural for affluent parents to want the best for their kids, but the concern is raising entitled children who expect an easy life

By Esther Muchene Oct. 29, 2025

Talking to kids about financial privilege

How to get back on track financially before the year ends

Signs that someone has fallen off track with their finances are relying on credit to get through the month, avoiding their budget, or feeling anxious when money topics come up

By Anjellah Owino Oct. 28, 2025