Flavours of legacy: Dining amidst history

The estate feels like a story retold in whispers – cobblestone paths, red-tiled roofs, the gentle chatter of guests under acacia shade.

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Pastor Thomas Mutete's 25-year spiritual and intellectual journey of building love

Pastor Thomas Mutete's Terms of Endearment book invites readers to rebuild love, trust, and connection in modern relationships.

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Flavours of legacy: Dining amidst history

The estate feels like a story retold in whispers – cobblestone paths, red-tiled roofs, the gentle chatter of guests under acacia shade.

By 2 months ago

Pastor Thomas Mutete's 25-year spiritual and intellectual journey of building love

Pastor Thomas Mutete's Terms of Endearment book invites readers to rebuild love, trust, and connection in modern relationships.

By 3 months ago

Flavours of legacy: Dining amidst history

The estate feels like a story retold in whispers – cobblestone paths, red-tiled roofs, the gentle chatter of guests under acacia shade.

By 2 months ago

Pastor Thomas Mutete's 25-year spiritual and intellectual journey of building love

Pastor Thomas Mutete's Terms of Endearment book invites readers to rebuild love, trust, and connection in modern relationships.

By 3 months ago

Flavours of legacy: Dining amidst history

The estate feels like a story retold in whispers - cobblestone paths, red-tiled roofs, the gentle chatter of guests under acacia shade.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 2 months ago

Pastor Thomas Mutete's 25-year spiritual and intellectual journey of building love

Pastor Thomas Mutete's Terms of Endearment book invites readers to rebuild love, trust, and connection in modern relationships.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 3 months ago

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28 years in bed: Naomi's relentless fight for dignity

48-year-old Naomi Kalema has been confined to a bed for the past four years, her once-promising life derailed by an untreated arthritic condition.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 5 months ago

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Wounded by the knife: How one cultural ritual shook a family

One boy's quiet undoing opens a conversation about childhood trauma, mental health, and what it means to truly grow up.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 6 months ago

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Christine Wangari: A woman's dream for a green Nairobi

Wangari is the woman behind many of the acacias, crotons, neem, and ficus trees that now stretch across Nairobi, shading pavements, calming traffic corridors.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 6 months ago

Help children understand periods

Traditionally, the topic of menstruation was considered off-limits for men. But that is changing, one conversation at a time.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 6 months ago

Raising peaceful minds in turbulent times

From Isiolo to Nairobi, Kenyan parents are quietly teaching the art of calm, compassion and courage - one bedtime story, one difficult question, and one answered fear at a time.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 7 months ago

Bridging the divide in the era of Gen Z

At the 22nd National Prayer Breakfast last month in Nairobi, former NFL star turned pastor Rickey Allen Bolden asked the participants to rethink their approach in dealing with Gen Z.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 7 months ago

How play shapes parenting

Many parents are rediscovering the simple power of play. Not the structured,but the spontaneous, messy, joy-filled kind that brings families closer and builds resilient children.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 7 months ago

HER Lab mentorship forum empowers over 900 girls in West Pokot

A workshop held at the HER Lab Centre in Morpus, West Pokot, County, over 900 girls and young women from the County and beyond, gathered for a day of sharing, learning, and empowerment.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 7 months ago

Funding gaps threaten to end two decades of free education in Kenya

According to a School Head Report, the total amount owed to schools for the last seven years stands at Sh64 billion, and Sh60 billion in pending bills over two decades.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 7 months ago

Gulf Air's return to Nairobi a boon trade, travel and regional connectivity

After 13 years, Gulf Air has returned to Nairobi, reigniting direct connectivity between Bahrain and Kenya. The airline's decision to relaunch flights on 2 June 2025.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 7 months ago

The season of thundering hooves

It is that time again in the Masai Mara - the season of thunderous hooves when millions of hooves thunder across the sweeping plains of the Masai Mara.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 7 months ago

Barbados: A Caribbean dream

Kenya and Barbados mirror each other in hospitality, vibrant cultures, and a deep-rooted love for storytelling.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 7 months ago

Kenya and Barbados - a tourism and business partnership poised for growth

Kenya and Barbados stand on the verge of a thriving tourism and trade partnership, driven by shared values, travel policies, and business opportunities.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 7 months ago

A historic rhino translocation to Segera Conservancy

Against the backdrop of rolling savannah and towering acacias, Kenya is making a historic move in conservation - one that could redefine the future of its critically endangered rhinos.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 7 months ago

Rhino Charge 2025: A test of endurance, innovation, and conservation

The 36th edition of the Rhino Charge kicks off on Saturday in Baringo County.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 7 months ago

The crisis is not over - Lessons for Kenya from UNICEF's global child welfare Report

UNICEF latest global assessment, Report Card 19, reveals the lingering scars of COVID-19, shattered education, worsening mental health, and economic instability.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 8 months ago

Why Gen Zs are flocking to Ngemi homecoming festivals

March, Eva's Garden transformed into a cultural mosaic of dance, art, and unity under the glittering skies of Limuru.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 8 months ago

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Lakeside thrills and hippo chills: Naivasha's untamed charm

Vasha is not just a place, it is a feeling, a rhythm, a story whispered by the wind and carried across the lake's rippling waters.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 8 months ago

UNICEF report warns of declining child well-being following COVID-19

UNICEF report warns of declining child well-being in the world's wealthiest countries following COVID-19.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 8 months ago

State unveils bold plan to curb Human-Wildlife conflict in Taita Taveta

The State rolls out a landmark wildlife compensation and conservation plan in Taita Taveta County.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 8 months ago

KWS unveils express lanes at Nairobi National Park

In a swift response to mounting visitor frustrations, the KWS has launched two express lanes at Nairobi National Park, designed to slash entry wait times and enhance visitor experience.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 8 months ago

State unveils bold plan to rescue pancake tortoise

With fewer than 10,000 pancake tortoises (Malacochersus tornieri) left in the wild, the government has launched a 10-year National Pancake Tortoise Recovery Plan (2025-2035) to prevent extinction.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 8 months ago

When the last elephant falls, humanity falls too

Rangers, the unsung heroes of conservation, he noted, are now better equipped than ever, with 500 new housing units built to boost morale.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 8 months ago

The youthful renaissance: How Kenya's next generation is redefining heritage

A youthful renaissance, spreading like a bushfire across Kenya, is bringing to life traditional songs once sung by elders, now carrying a youthful timbre.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 8 months ago

The Cinderella of Migori: The shoe that could change destiny

Shoe throwing has long been a symbol of defiance, frustration, and, occasionally, prophecy. Across history, shoes have flown through the air, carrying messages that words could not.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 8 months ago

Tour guides demand recognition for key role in tourism sector

Tour guides do more than recite facts-they weave stories, translate traditions, and give life to history, ensuring visitors connect deeply with the places they visit.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 8 months ago

Kenyan research scientist joins the National Academy of Sciences

Dr Fredrick Kyalo Manthi has been elected to the National Academy of Sciences -a recognition reserved for scientists who have made groundbreaking contributions to original research.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 8 months ago

Power of presence in a child's life

The assembly hall buzzed with anticipation-students fidgeting in their seats, teachers exchanging knowing glances, and parents waiting patiently in the back rows.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 8 months ago

Explainer: Countdown to the new Pope

With Pope Francis' burial rites done, the world's focus is now on the Sistine Chapel, where the 133 cardinals are locked up to choose the 267th Pope of the Catholic Church.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 8 months ago

Bespoke soapstone elevates corporate awards with handcrafted sculptures

In partnership with Muthaiga Golf Club, Bespoke Soapstone has launched a pioneering collection of handcrafted soapstone trophies-an innovative venture poised to transform corporate awards.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 8 months ago

From the wild to the screen: A journey of love for conservation

The launch of 'Tsavo: A Moment in Time' documentary marked a culmination of a remarkable career dedicated to preserving Kenya's natural heritage.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 8 months ago

Make travelling as a family stress free

Smart planning transforms chaos into calm while ensuring the trip is tailored to your family's needs.

By Jayne Rose Gacheri 8 months ago