- From Reagan’s morning to Ruto’s hustle: How presidential campaigns harness fleeting happiness.
- Last year I lost my mother, and that really changes a man.
- Book offers little opening for readers to espy what goes on in the world of banking.
- I don’t want to be working as hard as I am currently doing at age 50 and above.
- After this experiment, I would like to transition to formal savings.
- Many people only seek sexual health services when a crisis strikes.
- Three fitness enthusiast reflect on what kept them consistent last year.
- How what was supposed to be a night of Afrobeats turned tragic.
- Police say outcome would have been far worse had officers not acted swiftly.
- The colonial history and vendor policing.
- Stories of people whose lives changed for the better because of thieves.
- The most common resolutions are: losing weight, doing more exercise, quitting smoking and saving money.
- Pets face tough times during this fireworks season.
- Sensible plans to address important issues in your life can be made any time of the year.
- The urban night runner sees the underbelly of the city in invisible networks that thrive in dingy bars and backstreets.
- A good place to start before setting goals is to reflect on the year that was.
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- President Ruto is expected to address the nation on his 2026 plans.
- It’s easy to convince ourselves that time will be on our side; this delusion quickly becomes apparent.
- It’s easy to convince ourselves that time will be on our side; this delusion quickly becomes apparent.
- Historically, the first recorded people to set New Year's pledges were the Ancient Babylonians.
- Resolutions are impulsive, often-drunken and fanciful fantasies.
- Sitting instead of squatting can contribute to constipation and hemorrhoids.
- Jirongo will be buried at his home in Lugari, Kakamega County.
- ‘All My Enemies Are Suffering’ has garnered over 7 million views on YouTube.
- She says the intimacy coordinator role enables people to tell nice, sensual stories while respecting boundaries and avoiding trauma.
- The magistrate criticised the lack of attribution and distortion of the original composition.
- Having shared stages with stars like Olamide and Rema, Casso emphasises that the secret to success is 'a unique connection'.
- Understand that this loan remains entirely your legal responsibility even if your relationship status changes.
- Sibi-Okumu appreciates how Wakio interprets his drama.
- Crown holder receives a cash prize of Sh250,000.
- To become confident readers children have to practise a lot.
- Four professionals explain why 2026 marks a turning point towards intentional living, strategic choices and reclaiming personal agency.
- The festive season, in particular, brings these choirs into the spotlight.
- The ball seemed to hit me and then ended up at the back of the net.
- I once read something, that you can live a second life under your first one.
- Beneath the gentle facade for most Kenyans, 2025 was a tough year.
- After years of "once-a-month" sex, Betty caught Richard watching porn and masturbating.
- In his new book, Mamdani demonstrates that Amin and Museveni may have come to power as saviours but they ended up not being up to the task.
- Here is a relaxed approach to help hosts and guests alike drink wine with ease.
- At the Next-Door Bar on Kiambu Road, the Ribs and Giggles – Summer Edition show will be held tomorrow.
- You may need to temporarily stop tithing and reduce church contributions.
- Whether a tree is man-made or natural is not necessarily what matters.
- Posting such photos without the parent’s consent is unlawful.
- Not everyone finds Christmas an entirely joyful and festive time – many people find it very stressful.
- To get started, consider having a late breakfast and an early dinner.
- There are no exceptions to the pay rule. Every hour worked on Christmas Day must be compensated at 200 percent (double) the normal rate.
- Once synonymous with travel and lavish feasts, it is increasingly becoming a season of creative budgeting.
- Over the last decade, there has been a staggering increase in the number of people working over Christmas.
- Bien, Vera Sidika, Mulamwah and other celebrities share the simple joys that make Christmas magic for them.
