Free Post Feature A mother’s experience raising a visually impaired son Elizabeth Macharia’s advice to parents who have differently abled children is simple. “Do not hide them”. The Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) lecturer would know not just because she was a nurse for many years but because she has raised a visually impaired child.
Free Post Feature Wilson Macharia- only legally blind Wilson Macharia, a lawyer, a tutor and researcher at the Centre for Human Rights University of Pretoria, and also working as a disability inclusion consultatnt with inAble, has the humour and confidence that blinds you to his blindness.
Free Post Feature One woman's quest to change the cancer narrative Muthoni is the founder of the Kenya Cancer Café, a forum that helps people living with Cancer come to terms with their diagnosis and learn how to live with the disease.
Free Post News The Westgate Mall attack: 8 years later The Westgate Mall attack resulted in 71 deaths, including 62 civilians, five Kenyan soldiers, and four attackers.
Free Post Inspirations Environmental scientist changing her life story through passion for hair care Read how Sarah took a leap of faith and went back to school to pursue her passions, among them natural hair, and how she is making it work!
Free Post Feature From dentistry to textile: How this 26-year-old is thriving in new venture “Most women in my community are usually married off once they complete school. This was different with my dad because he took me abroad to further my studies despite many people in our circle being against it,” she points out.
Free Post Feature From rented rooms to top-performing school: Kakamega Hill director on entrepreneurship Some students who were unable to pay the KES 350 term fees in cash brought foodstuff instead, which came in handy when preparing school meals.
Free Post Feature 8 Weight loss tips from Amina Mude Weight loss is an everyday task and it can't happen overnight. Small daily habits gradually become part of who you are.
Free Post Feature Divinar Joseph on raising quadruplets; calls for government to support parents of multiples I was filled with joy due to the fact that the huge 'load' I was carrying was finally out but at the same time, it was such a horrifying experience seeing my tiny little babies fight for their lives in Neonatal ICU (NICU) -Divinar.
Free Post Feature 6 lessons we can learn from Tokyo Olympics From the decision by USA gymnastics queen Simone Biles to drop out of the competitions on grounds of mental health to the less than encouraging performance of team Kenya at the beginning of the games, the Tokyo 2021 Olympics presented lessons we can all learn from.
Free Post Feature A gentleman's experience at Catherine Kariuki's StepMum Brunch The StepMum Brunch went down in style at the Zen Garden based in Lower Kabete. It was an unforgettable day for me and contrary to my fears, I was relaxed and cool and even as much as my fashion sense ‘belongs to the streets’, I fit in to the theme of the event.
Free Post Feature Kenyan 'momfluencers' that should be on your radar These women are taking charge of online platforms with their fitness routine, fashion sense, entrepreneurship journeys, recipes, advice and recommendations.
Free Post Feature Rehabilitating an incarcerated loved one According to World Prison Data, Kenya's prison population rate stood at 57,000 inmates in 2020. While some of these prisoners may spend their entire lives in prison, others will get freed either after completing their sentence or through presidential pardon.
Free Post Feature A bleeding nation: 6 issues affecting Kenyans today It is also time Kenyans took the responsibility of electing the right leaders if transformation is to be realized.
Free Post Feature 7 phrases African parents are known for Some of the phrases uttered by African parents in intense moments appear mean. Only later do we find some comic relief in them.
