Famished Mother Tries To Sell Owl To Afford Money For Food
Advertisement What’s the worse thing desperation has ever pushed you to do? For this famished mother, it is trekking over 15km to a busy market in Kitui town to sell an owl just so she could afford to buy food for her equally starving family. Oh! A mother’s love… Though wildlife trade is prohibited
Affordable Smartphones to be Excited About in 2017
Ten years have passed since Apple redefined the mobile phone industry with the release of the first Smartphone as we know it, the iPhone. Since then, smartphones have become bigger, faster, and better at handling the everyday tasks of keeping us informed and entertained away from home. Over the year
Vybz Kartel Has A Message For Kayole’s Gaza Gang
Advertisement Inte ational dancehall superstar Adidja Azim Palmer aka Vybz Kartel has released a message denying the notorious Kayole gang Gaza who claim that he is the source of inspiration behind their criminal activities. This comes after a story on The Nairobian alleged that members of the Gaza
Kenyan Boy Dies In Car After Mom Leaves Him For A Quickie
Advertisement Hot Car Death! An i ocent 8-year-old Kenyan boy has tragically lost his life due to negligence on the part of his mother who left him in a locked unventilated car to go have “fun” with her lover. Bizarre happenings are even the more on the rise and this one is as disturbing as it is a
BUSTED! Man Stuck While Having Sex With Sister-In-Law (Video)
Advertisement A 55-year-old man was found stuck while having sex with his sister-in-law at a Nakuru lodge in Ta ers area on Tuesday night, adding to what seems to be tu ing into a disturbing occurrence in Kenya. The man’s wife, identified as one Margaret Nabwire claimed that after her neighbours i
Voter Register Audit: KPMG Reveals Shocking Errors
Advertisement The Independent Electoral Boundaries and Commission (IEDC) Voter Register Audit conducted by KPMG has revealed shocking errors including the presence of over 90,000 dead people and the possibility of over a million more. KPMG scrutinised 19.4 million records in the IEBC voter register