Fraud case involving Jennifer Wambua postponed

Makueni MP Daniel Maanzo, a relative of the deceased, said Wambua’s body was found by a herdsman

By Jael Musumba 4 years ago

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Unbearable suffering: Buffalo broke his spinal cord

Manja can neither walk nor sit for long periods before relapsing to pain triggered by the fractured spinal cord.

By Jael Musumba 4 years ago

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I was in custody for two months after my baby dropped into pit latrine

Dorcus Mosoni was born here 18 years ago. She was determined to succeed in life but poverty pinned down her dreams.

By Jael Musumba 4 years ago

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VIDEO: Woman narrates why she chose to become a prostitute

She says she would like to quit commercial sex work but knows what she does has already ruined her reputation

By Jael Musumba 4 years ago

Skylla Entertainment overcomes disability to spin gospel music

Robert Kimotho, Winfred Muchiri and Joseph Wanjiru christened DJ Skylla, are disabled DJs working together to make a difference in the deejaying scene

By Jael Musumba 5 years ago

My sister’s tragedy decided my fate

One of my sisters was born mentally challenged and this caused us a lot of social stigma

By Jael Musumba 5 years ago

Tosha: No more painful search for water

Tosheka-rolling spring is a simple machine which eases the transportation of water.

By Jael Musumba 6 years ago

My dad disowned me for refusing to shed blood

Mwangi’s gang members were later all gunned down by cops and he changed his life after surviving six attempts by police to kill him.

By Jael Musumba 6 years ago

What to do in December to avoid crying in January

Financial expert Steve Biko explains to Jael Musumba why everyone is broke, what to invest in next year and how to avoid going nuts after Christmas.

By Jael Musumba 6 years ago

Insignificant parts of fish that can make you a millionaire

Any time you visit the lake, the first business that comes to mind is fish mongering.

By Jael Musumba 7 years ago

Winnie: How I ended up in massage business

When Winnie Awino suddenly lost her sight as an adult, her dream of becoming a pilot hit a snag.

By Jael Musumba 7 years ago

Auma's confession: Traditional vegetable pays my bills

When Rose Auma started selling traditional vegetables 43 years ago, she never thought it would attract any clients let alone competition.

By Jael Musumba 7 years ago

Corruption has become a way of life in Kenya

Every day I look at the newspapers and these days, there is a headline screaming corruption. It seems corruption has become a way of life in our beloved Kenya. The vice has penetrated every echelon of society and it stinks from earth to high heavens. It’s so bad that people are willing to engage in corruption as long as they are not caught.

By Esther Kahinga 9 years ago