NJOKI CHEGE’S "LETTER TO MY FUTURE HUSBAND"

 It is about 12:30 pm as I write this. I am at work pretending to be busy yet all I am doing is thinking about is you. We have probably met, or yet to meet at the fuel station or at the car wash. Maybe we will meet one rainy night on Thika Road when I bump into your Mercedes. Or we will meet at the coffee shop downstairs when I slip and pour my coffee all over your expensive suit. Don’t blame me, I am a hopeless romantic. I am that point...

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Ways to Achieve Wealth and Success

In his book, Rich Habits -- The Daily Success Habits of Wealthy Individuals, Tom Corley outlines several habits that distinguish the wealthy from the nonwealthy. 1. Setting good daily habits. Good habits are the foundation of wealth building. The difference between successful and unsuccessful people lies in their daily habits. Simply put, successful people have many good habits and few bad ones. If you understand that your bad habits may be preventing you from becoming wealthy, that realization will be the first...

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Event: World Food & Culture Day

Join us and send your taste buds on exotic journey at World Food & Culture Day on Saturday 18th @ IST Secondary School Masaki. Come and Spice it up! Enjoy a wealth of cuisine & culture from around the World.........To Participate call 0682567811 Discover the flavour of World Food & Culture. Take an exotic journey and experience a wealth of diversity and culture from Music. Art, and Food to Traditional Costumes and Crafts from...

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MOVIE REVIEW - THE EQUALIZER

Denzel Washington has proven he can play both dust and rug. The 60-year-old actor has spent the latter part of his career perfecting two seemingly incongruous character types, the bookish teacher and the merciless vigilante killer. He’s made a convincing professor, coach, and life mentor: Remember the Titans, Malcolm X, Cry Freedom, and The Great Debaters had him speaking inspirational quotes in place of dialogue. But in Man on Fire, American...

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THE ISSUE OF BABY GAMMY IN KENYA

    About a week ago, I saw a news piece on the BBC website about an Australian couple who were allegedly accused of leaving behind a surrogate baby called Gammy with the surrogate mother sadly because Gammy was diagnosed with down-syndrome. This triggered a thought process in my head and I decided to dig deeper in order to see the relationship between the law and surrogacy in Kenya.   Quite astonishing is the fact that the...

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IN THE NEW WORLD ORDER

Inevitably it is, and so shall it be. THE NEW WORLD ORDER has been in place for several decades now. We are all part of it, believe it or not. The uniform laws in place, world political reforms that have been witnessed by many of us, the world financial systems, religious singularity and many more are crucial wheels towards achieving this climax.   We cant deny the optical impacts of this system, we see laws being consolidated,...

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YOUNG GIRLS IN PURSUIT OF THEIR DREAMS V/S THEIR PARENTS EXCPECTATIONS

Normal 0 false false false SW X-NONE X-NONE              Being born a girl in our African society you ought to be defined in three perspectives. One as a source of income  to your parents due to your bride price, two as a burden in terms of schooling since...

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Campus Hostels at Midnight: What are students up to?

Room number one Onyango is busy banging a first year chic he just met the other day. First he showed her where Hall 1 lecture hall is, or whatever it’s called, then took her to BSSC for some Chips and fresh juice and chips.  In the evening it was a train of Gin bottles for her at the Students Annex and now she’s all confused, and now he’s banging her. Good job Onyango. I’m ashamed of you. I thought ponyoka na fresha ended when Robert...

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5 ways to be popular in campus

In our teens and early twenties, we all wish to be recognized in one way or another. It’s human nature. Being a person that no one really cares about or values can be really stressful. Boys always crave for respect and high recognition while girls usually crave for admiration and praise. The desire to be someone recognizable and influential is sometimes beyond our control. Campus is one of the best places to be popular. But how exactly can you get...

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Black Men 9 Steps To A Stronger Erection…

How do you increase the size, strength and stamina of your erections? There are endless treatments, ointments and devices claiming to pump up your volume, but precious few solutions hold any water. The reality is that we’re blessed (or possibly cursed) with whatever God gave us. But if you follow the realistic tips below, you can maximize your erection. These tips could come in handy when you know in advance that you’re going to have sex, as...

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Rather unknown but really special places on earth

The Bastei Bridge in the Elbe Sandstone Mountains of Germany Popeye Village in Mellieha, Malta The Labassin Waterfall Restaurant, located at the Villa Escudero Resort in the Philippines Sidari, Corfu, Greece Bellinzona, Switzerland Spiral Staircase in Taihang Mountains, China Procida, Italy The scarab beetle statue in Luxor, Egypt. The legend says that if you walk around the...

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The 20 Rules of suits.

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Should you tell your children that Santa is a lie??

  Should you tell your children the truth about Santa Claus? If so, when? What are the benefits for young minds in believing the myth of Kris Kringle? Often around the holidays, parents of young children feel torn between whether or not they should come clean to their children about the non-existence of Santa Claus. To many parents, perpetuating the long-cherished myth is one of the joys of parenthood. Others view perpetuating the myth...

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