Four ridiculous reasons why Kenyan women don’t shower

We are talking about corporate lasses in well-pressed skirt suits and drenched in expensive perfume. Maybe the perfume i

By CATE MUKEI AND SILAS NYANCHWANI

Shocking tales of how foreign men are using and dumping Kenyan women

The story of the girl who gave birth to a baby with Chinese features, and couldn’t identify the man responsible is true.

By GARDY CHACHA

Nine things you should never tell a Kenyan girl

All might be well until you say something she doesn’t want to hear.

By STEVEN KISULI MUENDO

Why slender Kenyan girls make Mombasa tourists crazy

These women are diamonds. They are rare to find at home.

By JOHN NJENGA

Women advised to use their numbers to elect their own

Women should use their numerical strength to support their own colleagues to win elective seats and shun the culture of being divided ahead of general elections.

By BONIFACE GIKANDI

What exactly do women want from men?

I am tall, dark and ladies say that I am handsome but after several dates they stop picking my calls and the relationships end.

By TAURUS

You can’t handle one wife, why clamor for more?

The wants and needs of a wife and a mpango wa kando are very different. What a woman wants when she is the ‘mpango wa kando’ changes drastically when she becomes a wife.

By ANNE MUIRURI

Lovers who vanish without a word

You can’t stop telling your friends how amazing he is. Then things start to go awry. He stops calling as often as he used to. The

By NANCY ROXANNE

Signs of mpango wa kando? Of Kenyan men who hide their wives

He acted like a single man, and flirted around the office like any other warm blooded man on the prowl.

By ANNE MUIRURI

Why Kenyan women now want to be second wife

So in essence she is a part time wife, she does not have to deal with the hard-core stuff that a first wife deals with.

By ANNE MUIRURI

How do I score with this older mama?

There is this lady I am interested in, but I don’t know how to approach her. She is 27 and I am 22.

By NANCY ROXANNE

(When) Love is not in the air!

The handsome man looked at me from the top of his glasses as though he was a judge about to pass a verdict...

By BERYL WANGA ITINDI