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By Ajiambo Samantha Immaculate. Charles ‘Chanchori’ Ndegwa is not an Uber driver but a law student at Kenya School of Law. Chanchori is his high school nickname that has stuck to date. Contrary to his story, he is unmarried and without any child. He is into civic education as that’s his lawyer’s life. He was […]

Narrated by Wr. Rumona Apiyo. But bae, who am I to you? …….are you sure?   You know that feeling that you have sometimes, you don’t have any empirical evidence but you are surely convinced you are not alone. Not that she/he behaves weirdly, no. Even if you sneak to their phone, you only get

By Wr. Njeri Macharia A couple of days ago I felt so lonely. It broke my heart. I broke down and I cried to my mom and I told her, “Mom, I don’t think I have any friends anymore.” She said, “No, that’s not true. You have a lot of friends. You have just been

  By Wr. Njeri Macharia.   Today I wanna share my story in a way that I feel will be relatable to all. Last few days I have been kinda numb and my sense of humor a little on the down low. I have a lot on my mind but I know all will be

By Muggy Warima.   February is mostly as regarded as the month of romantic love because of the famous St Valentine’s  Day marked on February 14th. In the spirit of this month, I dedicate my first post to our love issues. Yes, you read right, today we will talk about what Diamond Platnumz calls ‘kiherehere

By Wr. Immaculate Ajiambo Days are moving very fast that we are already in February. Indeed, time flies but that should not scare you.  If you achieved your set goals, kudos!  This article is for you. If you missed hitting on your goals, it’s fine! This article is yours. Failure is running short of the

By Wr. Muggy Warima Sometimes back last year I was seated in a room waiting for a very serious meeting to start and there was a conversation going on. I cannot remember exactly what it was about but as one of the ladies was making her point, she retorted “You know I am a not

By Wr. Njeri Macharia “Before you judge me, walk a mile in my shoes” they say. I say, before you judge me, live a day in my head. My head is the most dangerous place to be.   Life is a strange thing, isn’t it? As I sit here am reminded of how this year

By Wr. Ajiambo Immaculate I’m yet to find out if natural hate for someone exists. Some people talk of hating on a person even before interacting with them. I want us to direct our gaze to the people who surround us. Top on the list is an acidic colleague. Truth be told, if you are

By Muggy Warima The period between September and December 2015 marked my last long holiday in Campus so I decided to take that time to enjoy my last few days of freedom without responsibility. Besides all the companies I had applied for internships were either asking for 2 years’ experience or were not willing to

By Wr. Njeri Macharia   Respect people’s pain…   Respect each others’ pain; because you may understand what someone is going through but you sure as hell can’t feel how they are feeling. Don’t ever tell someone going through pain that others are having it worse; they would give anything to have what they have.