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  Veteran media personality Dr. Ofweneke has urged women to stop expecting their boyfriends to meet unrealistic financial standards, especially when their own fathers could not provide such lifestyles for them or their mothers. In a video shared on his TikTok page, the father of two criticized women who place excessive financial pressure on young men,
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  TikTok sensation Alma Mutheu, 25, paused her university studies, where she was pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in English and Literature, to focus fully on content creation—a decision she doesn’t regret. “I found studies a bit hectic and wanted to concentrate on content creation. I don’t regret the move because it’s brought me to where I
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  Janet Wanja, a former Malkia Strikers player and celebrated national volleyball team star, passed away on Thursday night, December 26. Her family announced the sad news in a statement, saying, “The family of Janet Wanja wishes to announce her passing after a courageous battle with gallbladder cancer.” They extended their heartfelt gratitude to the Kenya
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  Kapseret Member of Parliament, Hon. Oscar Sudi, today brought festive cheer to his constituency as he engaged with young Kenyans, emphasizing the true spirit of Christmas. Sudi, who has long been an advocate for the youth, took the opportunity to interact with local learners, sharing not only valuable words of encouragement but also practical support.In a heartwarming gesture, the MP donated textbooks to students, aiming to alleviate some of the challenges faced by learners in the area. The books will help strengthen education, a cause close to Sudi’s heart, as he continues to push for better resources for schools within the constituency.In addition to the educational support, Hon. Sudi also distributed meals to residents, ensuring that families in Kapseret could celebrate together, despite any economic hardships. “Christmas is a time for togetherness, love, and sharing. It’s a privilege to spend this time with you all, and I believe that by sharing these meals and textbooks, we are helping build a brighter future for our community,” Sudi said during his interaction.The MP also used the occasion to reflect on the core message of the Christmas season—love, peace, and hope—urging all Kenyans, especially the youth, to remain focused on their dreams and ambitions as they look toward the new year.”As we usher in 2024, let us remember that every small act of kindness can make a big difference. Education is the key to unlocking a better future, and together, we can ensure that our children have the tools they need to succeed,” he added.Hon. Sudi’s initiative is part of his broader efforts to support education, youth empowerment, and community development in Kapseret, as he continues to work towards a more prosperous future for his constituents.The Christmas outreach program has been hailed as a timely and impactful gesture, providing both practical and moral support to the community, especially during a time when many families are grappling with economic difficulties.  Read More 

  Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly, Hon. Gladys Boss Sholei, alongside fellow Members of Parliament, visited the family of the National Assembly leader, Rt. Hon. Moses Wetangula, in Kabuchai, Bungoma County, to offer their heartfelt support and condolences following the passing of his beloved mother, Mama Ann Nanyama Wetangula.Hon. Sholei, who led the delegation, expressed deep sympathy and solidarity with the Wetangula family during this difficult time. “On behalf of the entire National Assembly, we extend our deepest condolences to Rt. Hon. Moses Wetangula and his family. We pray for God’s comfort and strength for them as they navigate through this painful loss,” she said.Joining her in offering condolences were Hon. Joseph Kalasinga (Kabuchai), Hon. Julius Melly (Tinderet), Hon. Cynthia Muge (Nandi), Hon. Josses Lelmengit (Emgwen), Hon. Benard Kitur (Nandi Hills), and Hon. Paul Biego (Chesumei). The MPs shared words of comfort, recalling Mama Ann Wetangula’s legacy as a strong and caring matriarch whose impact was felt far beyond her immediate family.Rt. Hon. Moses Wetangula thanked the MPs for their support and kindness during the emotional time. He acknowledged the crucial role his mother had played in shaping his life and values, noting her commitment to family and community.The visit was a poignant moment for both the Wetangula family and the MPs, reaffirming the unity and compassion that exists among Kenya’s leaders, particularly in times of personal loss.  Read More