In recent days, residents across several areas of Ukambani have been quietly discussing a sensitive incident said to involve the wife of a prominent local politician. According to information spreading among locals and online, the woman, identified as Esther, had reportedly told her husband that she would be travelling to stay with her parents for […]

In many fast-growing cities today, people are becoming increasingly worried about a pattern emerging among some members of the Gen Z generation. A number of young women who arrive in the city for college often begin their journey with clear goals and dreams of completing their education and building meaningful careers. However, as time passes,

A senior government official recently found himself at the centre of an uncomfortable personal situation after a private video recorded in an Airbnb apartment unexpectedly began circulating online. Earlier that evening, he had left his house telling his wife that he was going out to watch a football match with a few friends. Believing his

Over the past weekend, people living in South B estate in Nairobi were left surprised and uncomfortable after a young couple was reportedly seen behaving inappropriately in one of the shared spaces within their apartment complex. According to neighbours, the two arrived late at night appearing quite drunk, laughing loudly and attracting attention as they

Behind the polished exteriors and sunlit balconies of Kilimani’s modern apartment towers, some residents say there’s a side of city living most people rarely see. In a number of buildings, neighbours have quietly raised concerns about the comings and goings in short-term rentals listed on platforms like Airbnb. Usually, guests arrive late at night and

Ann Makau had been in a relationship with Boniface Kilonzo for three years, but things had not been easy. Boniface had been jobless since graduating from university, and no matter how hard he tried, he could never seem to catch a break. Ann grew frustrated as months turned into years without him offering her any

Japheth Wafula, a middle-aged father living in the congested lanes of Nairobi’s Mukuru slums, had always believed that quick money was a curse. So when his 21-year-old son Brian stormed into their tiny iron-sheet house announcing that he had won Kes 15 Million from SportPesa, Japheth’s reaction shocked everyone. Instead of celebrating, he ordered Brian

Chris Kinuthia, a humble Kenyan businessman who owned a small electronics shop, had his life turned upside down after winning Kes 7 million through sports b’ett!ng. For three years, Chris had tried his luck, often losing more than he gained. His initial motivation was simply to supplement the modest income he earned from his shop,

Clement Omondi, a 33-year-old Nairobi man, shocked his one-month-old girlfriend Jackline after he vanished from their dinner date at an upscale city hotel, leaving her with a staggering bill of KSh 50,000. Jackline had shown up with five of her friends without informing Clement, expecting him to foot the lavish expense. Midway through the evening,

Residents of a small estate in Nairobi were left in shock after a local Boda Boda rider, Timothy Wanga, announced his plans to marry a second wife. Timothy, who recently won Kes 5 million from SportPesa bonus, told neighbours that the money was “too much to ever go broke again.” For the past four years,

In the busy city of Nairobi, opportunities to earn money online are attracting many young people, and one man who has managed to turn this opportunity into steady income is Jacob Mutiso. The 32-year-old has become known among betting enthusiasts after revealing that he makes close to Kes 200,000 every month by selling well-researched betting tips on

After losing his job as an accountant during a difficult period for many businesses in Kenya, Jacob Mutiso found himself facing an uncertain future. Bills were piling up and the pressure to support his family was growing by the day. For months he searched for another accounting job without success. However, being a passionate football

Elvis Tonui, a university student from Eldoret, once struggled to keep up with the demands of campus life after running out of money for basic needs and even falling behind on his school fees. With limited options and pressure mounting, he often wondered how he would continue with his studies. Things began to change when

Ezekiel Mwenda had always been a passionate football fan and gambler, spending countless evenings studying team statistics and pre’dicting match outcomes. Like many Kenyans, he enjoyed placing bets, but for a long time it was only a hobby that brought him small wins and occasional losses. Everything changed when a friend introduced him to a