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Here’s what a close friend shared with me: I have dated both Christian and Muslim women. I one conclusion I settled on is that it is a little harder to date African religious women because they tend to over-spiritualise everything. One ...Read more
Who was Muammar Al Gaddafi and what did he do? What benefits did Libya get during his leadership and why was he Assassinated? Muammar Al Gaddafi became the de facto leader of Libya on 1 September 1969 after leading a ...Read more
People take new identity each day and drop original ones. In Ghana the west pop culture is stealing our own. How do we protect it?
What top websites are Kenyan’s visiting in 2019? How much time do they spend on these websites? What are they searching for? Kenyans prefer best designed and user friendly websites. Here’s a list of the Latest Top 10 Most Visited ...
The Village Fire is an event by Dr. Tayo Oyedeji about Personal Finance and Business Networking. Learning & networking events designed to teach the principles of FI:RE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) while providing an opportunity for business connections.
Report on Safe Migration and Alternative Livelihoods film. More than 20,000 victims are trafficked through Kenya annually. HAART Kenya partnered with Fatuma’s Voice to do a Screening on Safe Migration.
Esther Passaris, Nairobi’s Woman Representative, shares her desire for Baby Kiano and the Mazzoncini family to be reunited on International Day of families.
HAART Kenya has partnered with Fatuma’s Voice to do a Film Screening on Safe Migration. This will be a free event with attendance open to all interested people. RSVP NOW!
Kenya Paralympics Team held a silent protest this morning at Kencom Stage in Nairobi’s CBD. This is after years of unpaid allowances, corruption and neglect by their management committee. Just a few weeks back, they won a total of 42 ...
Boniface Mwangi: Arrested for Revolutionary Thinking: Africa’s independence was based on a revolution by the freedom fighters. Did we really gain freedom or was the face of oppression and colonialism simply changed?
