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• Married women fight over Casanova
• Sexual harassment or seduction?
• What 21st century woman is all about
• When wives’ family members overstay their visit
• Why I no longer envy those holding public offices
• Campus girls will always love old pensioners
• Tips for better love life in New Year
• Agony as female police recruits are tortured with gymnastics
• Teacher gives boda boda men impounded students’ shopping
• You are as charming as your bank balance

Lifestyle

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• Moi celebrates top achievers in KCSE
• The brand that is a woman
• Mum of four's boob bitten by four foot Snake as she lay in bed
• ABCs of female motoring
• Escapades of city night runner
• Top teachers feted, reveal secrets to success in key subjects
• 100 million women unable to read even a sentence, UNESCO report
• Keep your fingers off your nose
• Couple gives teenage mums second chance
• Are you a food addict?

Columnists

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• Parking fee standoffs reflect our lack of ingenuity and creativity XN Iraki It is not just in Nairobi — in every small town, hordes of yellow-coated attendants swarm around car owners demanding parking fees.
• Poison pill behind East Africa Portland Cement Company woes Dominic Odipo Could there be some poison pill buried in this section of the Articles of Association, which could lie behind the recent proceedings at the board of EAPCC?
• Audits should lead to sound decisions and not confusion Kamotho Waiganjo Than a yawn from the public. If well handled, the current concerns can only improve citizen faith in government.
• No arm of government is above the law Kethi D Kilonzo President Adams of the United States nominated William Marbury, Dennis Ramsay, Robert Hooe and William Harper as judges. These nominations were approved by the Senate. The President signed their appointment letters. The letters were then sealed by the Secretary of State.
• Kenyan state should take cue from Ukraine and rise from its slumber Prof. Makau Mutua Edmund Burke, the conservative Anglo-Irish statesman and political theorist, once opined that “those who don’t know history are doomed to repeat it”. Ignorance of history is akin to continuing digging when in a hole.