All posts tagged "Featured"
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851Latest NewsNew Twist as UoN Deletes Sakaja’s Name from Alumni Page
The University of Nairobi has dropped Nairobi Senator Johnson Sakaja’s name from its alumni list. Nation reported that UoN edited its website...
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862EntertainmentDiamond Platnumz Surrounded By Beautiful Women as he Parties in Dubai
Bongo star Diamond Platnumz was recently in Dubai where he made a club appearance at a nightclub. According to videos from the...
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736Latest NewsWhitney Atieno: Sister of Girl Killed by Stray Bullet Recounts Last Moments
A family in Nakuru is seeking justice after their kin was reportedly killed in cold blood by a police stray bullet. According...
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878Latest NewsEzekiel Mutua Worried Wajackoyah Could Force a Runoff in August Poll
Music Copyright Society of Kenya (MCSK) boss Ezekiel Mutua has weighed in on the Roots Party presidential candidate George Wajackoyah’s popularity ahead...
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1.4KNoveltyZisiqiao: Inside China’s ‘Snake Village’ that Breeds 3 Million Snakes A Year
A trip to Zisiqiao village in China would perhaps interest Roots Party presidential candidate Prof George Wajackoya. Prof Wajackoya has stirred the...
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1.5KFunZima Stima Tulale, 9 Other Instructions Kenyan Men Obey Without Asking Questions
Kenyan women are notorious on social media for accusing Kenyan men of being unromantic and stubborn. In fact, some of the women...
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862Latest NewsViral CCTV Footage Shows How 6 Armed Robbers Accosted, Robbed Woman
A CCTV footage has emerged online showing armed robbers terrorizing a woman at her home in Gataka, Rongai. The video which has...
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2.1KEntertainmentCire Traore: Meet Guinean American Model Serving in US Army
Despite serving in the army, the model's Instagram page is still filled with semi-nude photos.
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1.5KEntertainmentMajina ya Kitambulisho: Top 50 Kenyan Celebrities and Their Real Names
The fond names we call celebrities are not only short and memorable but also hide the celebs from tribal cocoons.
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1.6KFunShembeteng: How to Speak Nairobi’s Latest Sheng
The new street language was created by a group of young men from Nairobi’s Kayole who identify themselves as Jeshi Jinga.
