King Kalala has humorously urged friends and fans to be more intentional with gifts Following the birth of her baby She says instead of the usual diapers and baby formula (which she already has) People should consider gifting her Safaricom shares, a private jet or a piece of land She also called out those who never visited during pregnancy But may now want to show up with gifts

A Kenyan man is asking if there’s an alternative to the congested KPLC and WiFi cables hanging everywhere “Hakuna mahali ingine hizi wifi na wire za stima zitapita hata kama ni underground?”

Spanish lady Melinda Lucy says she lost KSh 30 million to her Kenyan ex-boyfriend After trusting him with money for a land investment They met in Nairobi and started dating He introduced her to deals that initially showed profits He later convinced her to invest KSh 30 million in five acres of land in Kajiado Promising returns of KSh 45 million within 60 days After she sent the money, he stopped responding She later discovered the land was not for sale and the owner did not know him Melinda has reported the matter to the DCI and hired a lawyer She says the funds were also supporting children through her late mother’s foundation

Maybe you turn off your wi-fi. The internet is going nowhere.

Judith Nyangi has launched a scathing attack on Geoffrey Mosiria Making fresh allegations about his conduct as Nairobi’s Public Health Chief Officer She claims he made late-night visits to Pumwani Hospital And allegedly asked kitchen staff to prepare eggs and meat for him Nyangi also says Nairobi hospitals are now operating smoothly, With medicines available and services continuing following his departure

A Kenyan man is urging people to stop using lipa mdogo mdogo product saying the system is creating generational poverty “You are creating generational poverty using lipa mdogo mdogo ”

Forget the blanket, what is he doing?

Ozempic can make a persons age this fast?

Ademba Allans has pointed out a chilling reality How nonchalant many Kenyans have become toward the current Ebola outbreak Despite official reports confirming nine cases People are acting entirely unfazed Even though Ebola carries a far higher fatality rate than COVID-19 Public reaction remains alarmingly unbothered

Boda boda riders near Kenyatta University Gate B assisted a visibly distressed young woman She was found in a vulnerable state The moment highlights community intervention and ongoing mental health concerns in Nairobi

A lady is frustrated after KPLC poles that had already been installed were removed They were only a cable away from getting electricity She says all the county officials, starting from the government, are going home after the service delivery setback

University of Nairobi student president and other student leaders, Call for the immediate resignation of CS of Education Ogamba Citing the failure to resolve the perennial lecturers’ strike

Kenyatta university new president introduces the “First Lady” during his inauguration at the amphitheater main campus

“I don’t think anybody is financially free. This shit can go away any day. I’ve learned from the journey of rebuilding — I can rebuild from scratch if I had to.”—Bien

A Kileleshwa property broker says he lost a potential apartment sale after the buyer saw clothes hanging on balconies and complained that the once-classy neighbourhood is slowly turning into Pipeline.

This will only work if you don't need any medical help from public hospitals. Unless you don't get ill.

A Kenyan man has called out outdated and corrupt systems he says are blocking new inventions, while showcasing his i-clump invention which he believes will bring transparency and help end corruption in the country.

But he believes he can impregnate a woman

Stevo Simple Boy is urging women to always be truthful about their children’s paternity This comes after DNA results reportedly confirmed he is not the biological father of his son, Dragon Junior The revelation involves his ex-partner Brenda and former manager Machabe He says the truth can set people free And that men should not be left raising children under a false belief The saga has reignited conversations about honesty, trust and the emotional cost of discovering the truth years later

Two preachers compete by shouting in tongues until one covers the other's mouth, turning a public transport into a battleground for donations