- In meteorological terms, 20mm of rainfall approximately equals 20 litres of water per square metre.
- I had not only lost the chairmanship, but in a surprise move, a motion was raised to remove me from the board entirely.
- Floods expose a 'concrete jungle' built on false green promises.
- It is estimated that over 200 million women worldwide have endometriosis.
- Wendy admits to feeling years of 'guilt' for moving just as her career peaked.
- Across Nairobi’s city centre and social media, the business of ‘feminine wellness’ products is booming.
- When you see Avril Nyambura, the cliché 'aging like fine wine' comes to mind.
- The festival aims to unite choirs, nurture musical talent, and to promote church ministry.
- More and more spas are now offering these services outside of formal medical regulation.
- Across Nairobi’s city centre and social media, the business of ‘feminine wellness’ products is booming.
- We would like to expand the business before June this year. Is this achievable?
- Sifuna, Oburu lead rival ODM meetings in Nairobi
- Stretch marks are common, harmless scars, yet not so many women have learnt to embrace them.
- SRC also said the decision smacked of conflict of interest from the courts.
- SRC also said the decision smacked of conflict of interest from the courts.
- Jua Cali's AI-made song has garnered hundreds of thousands of views on YouTube.
- When stored for extended periods, sperms simply run out of fuel.
- I have always wanted to start my own garage, but I am not sure if this money will be enough.
- Judge says application does not disclose an offence.
- You don't need to be a household name to be a millionaire in the streaming era.
- The hospital’s failure to safeguard patient safety, both at the institutional and individual levels, amounts to negligence.
- This children's game allows players to chat and interact with strangers, something many parents don’t know.
- When she returned home empty handed, neighbours told her children that their mother was in the business of 'selling babies'.
- Tuju also wants police stationed at his hospital bedside withdrawn, saying he remains under police guard while receiving treatment.
- Tuju also wants police stationed at his hospital bedside withdrawn.
- Ex-Jubilee SG Raphael Tuju has been admited at Karen Hospital.
- Cohabiting couples show higher microbial diversity, which is linked to a lower risk of IBS and cardiovascular disease.
- A chemotherapy patient does not need their own set of cutlery or their own bathroom.
- 'Intelligence shows Tuju switched off his phone and hid at home.'
- There is an underlying script in your marriage about male entitlement to sex.
- Tuju says he was sheltered by a family in Kiambu.
- A Sh5m fine or two years in jail: Kenya is not playing when it comes to deepfakes and image rights.
- The wound kept spreading, and by June 2022, it had to be dressed daily.
- The traveling parent needs to stay engaged and to find practical ways to help from a distance.
- The big spenders are Kenyans, an indicator of how strongly middle class has evolved in Kenya.
- For many of us, the first time we saw Chuck Norris was in those open air cinemas.
- Kenyan musician Javan Mac Ajudo among artistes to be featured in the concert.
- Workplace leaders urged to make employees feel seen, respected and valued.
- The videos are hard to miss on TikTok.
- Anger shows up even in exchanges that define public, or even private, conversations.
- Once known as tumbo cuts in the 1990s, crop tops are coming back as if they never left.
- Left untreated for long periods, teeth grinding can progress to tooth loss.
- Sakaja addresses recent building collapses, issues floods update
- When you stop the medication, that food noise returns.
- The uptake of flood insurance in Kenya is still low.
- Experts urge importance of proper research before getting eyebrow tattoo.
- CS Chirchir appears before Senate Plenary Committee
- Work schedules, school routines and other responsibilities often mean people eat at different times.Baby meals
- Your device might be the problem, but it can also be part of the solution.
- As more parents turn to pocket money to teach financial discipline, experts say the approach can be affective, but only when used carefully.
