Land of 1,000 hills: Rwanda genocide thirty years later The 100-day massacre in 1994 left more than 800,000 people dead.
Conflict, power key topics at Drama fete The Kenya Schools and Colleges National Drama and Film Festival is taking place at Embu University.
Not ready to serve all the ‘tea’? Keep it to yourself... You cannot start a story that has all the potential of being juicy, only to cut it short.
The worst part of being a bridesmaid The role of a bridesmaid has evolved into a complex and financially demanding one.
How to be a good mother-in-law while staying close to your son Find it in your heart to love another woman’s child, like a mother.
Here’s how to deal with your ex-husband’s new girlfriend Though to be fair, she thinks that you’re also a nightmare.
PREMIUM Kennedy Buhere: My love affair with books The book-buying bug bit Kennedy Buhere in the early 1980s when he was a Form Two student.
We stopped taking alcohol, this is how our bodies changed What if you stopped, or cut back on alcohol, how will your body react?
PREMIUM How unique Easter drama in churches is now attracting huge audiences Churches opt for full-length plays, scripted and acted by professionals, a shift from before when worshippers did short skits.
I was recently forced to a gluten-free life, why is it so expensive? Kenyans on non-wheat diet feel the pinch.
