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Gladys Kipsang celebrated 13 years of service in the US Army, as many Kenyans penned lovely messages to congratulate her Kipsang, a captain, orthopaedic surgeon, and military doctor, has served faithfully and professionally in her role Social media users were delighted by the news, with many praising the former Kapsabet Girls High School student in

A 26-year-old Kenyan woman, Shiro, married her 66-year-old Mzungu partner, showcasing love transcending age with stunning wedding photos and joyful TikTok posts...

Soccer The Flying Eagles of Nigeria will lock horns against the Rising Stars of Kenya in their final Group B match at the ongoing...

Kenyan businesses are struggling with rising taxes, high energy costs, and expensive credit—challenges that CEOs say could stall investment and slow economic recovery in 2025. A Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) survey of over 1,000 CEOs found that unpredictable taxation and regulatory instability make long-term planning difficult despite optimism about growth. While CEOs expressed confidence

Kenyan women are embracing entrepreneurship at an extraordinary rate, with nine in ten (93%) women considering starting or running their own business—far higher than the regional average of 51% who likely to consider themselves entrepreneurs across Eastern Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EEMEA). This ambition is particularly evident among Baby Boomers (93%) and Gen X

A Kenyan woman who claims to have a child with popular Nigerian socialite and businessman, Cubana Chief Priest, has once again taken to social media to urge him to take responsibility. In a recent Instagram post, the woman called on Cubana Chief Priest, whose real name is Pascal Okechukwu, to undergo a DNA test to

A popular Kenyan gospel singer, Karangu Muraya has publicly appealed to his first wife, Triza Njeri, to return to their home, following months of alleged marital struggles after he married a second wife. Muraya, who introduced his second wife in a Facebook post on January 11...

Love seems optional for Kenyan men these days. That's according to the latest data from audio streaming giant Spotify, which shows a significant increase in heartbreak song streams across sub-Saharan Africa. The data, released on Valentine's Day, shows that the platform recorded a 194% increase in heartbreak music consumption...