Mercy Otieno

Kenya’s beloved screen queen, Kate Actress, has the internet in a chokehold after posting what looks like wedding photos with her partner Michael Mwangi—captioned:
“Don’t get it twisted, love is a beautiful thKenya’s beloved screen queen, Kate Actress, has the internet in a chokehold after posting what looks like wedding photos with her partner Michael Mwangi—captioned:
“Don’t get it twisted, love is a beautiful thing beloveds ❤️”
Kenya’s beloved screen queen, Kate Actress, has the internet in a chokehold after posting what looks like wedding photos with her partner Michael Mwangi

Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o, Kenya’s literary lion, has passed on at 87. His daughter, Wanjiku, shared his final wish
He once wrote a novel on toilet paper, imprisoned not for violence, but for words.
He traded English for Gikuyu, not to escape, but to reclaim.
He told stories of a people interrupted but never broken.

Today, that voice has gone quiet.

“Let’s be bold enough to face the ghosts. To call them by name. To cry. To heal. For ourselves. For our mother. For the family that deserves better than silence and broken hearts pretending to be whole.
This is not a letter of accusation. It is a letter of lovewounded love that still believes reconciliation is possible, but only if we’re brave enough to confront the truth…” Akothee’s emotional apology to her sister Cebbie Koks

TikTok sensation Alma Mutheu has recently made headlines with a heartfelt apology to her ex-boyfriend, fellow content creator Gift Musiq, during an appearance on the Just Vibe Podcast hosted by Morin Actress.

In one of the most surprising moments of the interview, Gachagua confessed that he used poetry to woo Dorcas back in the day, something few would expect from the typically stoic leader. When asked about his romantic side, he joked, “Only my wife can answer that,” before revealing he used to write heartfelt poems during their courtship.

By Eugenia Kindaruma A regular newspaper columnist, Macharia Gaitho recently referred to Kenya’s political “parties” as transient convenience vehicles cobbled up quickly for election purposes and largely lacking in ideology…

By Eugenia Kindaruma A regular newspaper columnist, Macharia Gaitho recently referred to Kenya’s political “parties” as transient convenience vehicles cobbled up quickly for election purposes and largely lacking in ideology…