Lately it seems that mother earth is having a few mood swings. With the ever changing weather you’re worried that the coat and boots you’ll wear in the morning would make you look out of…
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Water borne diseases are on the rise around the world and Kenya is no exception. Since 2015 water-related diseases, such as cholera and typhoid have affected communities in Nairobi, Eastern and Western provinces and if we…
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The Koroga Festival’s 12th edition took place on the 8th of May, at the Arboretum Gardens, where it is usually located. The rainy season caused a slightly muddy situation at the event, resulting to fewer…
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Now gearing towards it’s 12th edition, festival goers with a feel for music can be keen to start their Koroga experience this Sunday at the Arboretum Gardens from 12pm. Being a bi-monthly music and arts…
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Hundreds of blogs are filled with ‘hair journeys’, little tips to make your hair longer, procedures, and DIY recipes all in the name of becoming conventionally pretty. Long hair is attractive; it’s the way of…
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There is probably no baby shower in history of baby showers that doesn’t include pampers as a gift. After all, it’s probably essential if you’d like to ensure your new found love and baby…
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Lucy Kibaki was announced dead on Tuesday morning after undertaking specialized treatment at the Bupa Cromwell Hospital in London. Headlines throughout several news platforms worldwide since the event, have captured the shocking incident. Being human,…
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With thousands among thousands of blogs today, many of us need to go the extra mile to get our blogs noticed and pouring with traffic. While content and proper titling of your posts is the…
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One of our very own from Kenya, Rachel Muthoga, the Executive Director of Moving the Goalposts has been awarded the Laureus Sport for Good Award on the 19th of April. Moving the Goalposts (MTG), is…
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For those working a nine to five or just experience busy days, there’s nothing more satisfying than getting a good night’s sleep. While our intention is to immediately hit the hay, we sometimes get hit…