Do some cry because they fear being disowned by their in-laws? Well, this is quite scary. But again most women spend their waking time hating their mother in laws, often dubbing them monsters-in law.
The mourners turned the burial into a strip show, claiming that they were mimicking the deceased who was well known for hiring the services of commercial sex workers
From contributing more cash for funerals than towards medical bills, to fake and bombastic eulogies, to politicking at burials, death of a loved one drives Kenyans nuts
We are used to relatives thumping their chests during the burials and giving promises then fail to fulfill them. That, I can try to understand because probably they took the burial as an opportunity to show their might within the family or better still to settle family scores.
Whenever death is mentioned, sorrow takes preeminence. At no given time does anyone want to associate himself or herself with this monster. Whether we like it or not, we have to mention this name.
The general elections are approaching and politicians have started to play mind games on the electorates as they always do when an election is approaching. They are beginning to portray themselves as loving, caring and compassionate, die hard defenders of our rights as they pretend to know best the solution to our economic and social problems.
A burial ceremony in Migwani sub-county, Kitui County, was briefly thrown into disarray after a woman surfaced after 19 years to demand recognition as the deceased's first wife.
