I was a boda guy before I became a comedian

Everything went fine until the seventh month of pregnancy when I started feeling unwell. I couldn’t tell exactly what was happening to me.

I lost him in July 2011 when he was a candidate. I spotted his handwriting on the wall saying, “mum usijam nitacome”

One does not require an educational background, but rather a creative mind. Add a taste for colours, patience and finally, the drive to create.

Everything went fine until the seventh month of pregnancy when I started feeling unwell. I couldn’t tell exactly what was happening to me.

I lost him in July 2011 when he was a candidate. I spotted his handwriting on the wall saying, “mum usijam nitacome”

One does not require an educational background, but rather a creative mind. Add a taste for colours, patience and finally, the drive to create.

I lost a lot of money, running into millions, when this happened. I had to sell most of my aircraft and disband my ground operations.

When my friends were shot dead, reality dawned on me. Some went to prison and others to mental hospitals. Others died due to excessive drug use.

My first experience was tough. I had hard time working on it but the more I kept doing the more I got used to it. Right now, I just focus on work.

Benazir Mohammed was raised in a community where FGM has bee normalised. She tells us about her experience under the knife, and her resolve to end it

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Oliver Kateya's mother passed away when he was only 12. From a homeless boy, he became a petty thief, a prisoner and is now a revolutionary musician

One sad day, Esther Wangeci made a crazy plan to crash her car and kill her children. But another different accident saved their lives

In a span of 10 years, Nashami Wangara has gone through sex and alcohol addiction, a miscarriage and two suicide attempts. This is her story

Bonnie Deuschle, a pastor, author, singer and motivational speaker narrates her painful past growing up in a dysfunctional home and how she overcame

FAUZIAH MUTHONI left Kenya for Qatar in search of a better life. Unfortunately her fate was sealed as soon as she landed Middle East soil

ELIZABETH ALOGO lived through a traumatic childhood of physical and sexual abuse from those closest to her

ELVIS OWINO had two brothers who were killed for their criminal activity. With only one sibling remaining, he had to make tough choices to stay alive

WINNIE GORETTY was adopted by relatives with a promise of safety, love and education. But these ended up being the darkest days of her life

In this exclusive interview, professional boxer HELLEN WAFULA narrates how she beat all odds to build a successful career in boxing

Before MARY WANJIKU learnt that she was epileptic, she went through hell. After years of struggle, she finally found peace in creative box art

ESTHER WANJIKU was sneaked out as a baby to Uganda where her mother lived with a lover. Years later, she sneaked back in search of her roots

Having grown up in a slum with a drug dealer mom and a mentally ill sister, ELIZABETH WAITHERA is the balm that brought healing to a broken community