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Despite hunger, walking, fasting, and cabbage overload, Kenyans laugh. We joke about January, share memes, and encourage one another. Humour remains our affordable coping mechanism
Christmas is not merely a holiday; it is a homecoming ceremony, a lifestyle audit, and a performance review rolled into one.
Once sworn in, new MPs realise they haven’t just joined a law-making body but entered a political arena defined by scandals, power struggles, public backlash and nonstop drama.
Public transport in Kenya, particularly the ever-colourful matatus, is a travelling theatre of daily drama.
The sobriety culture is gaining momentum, with young people increasingly experimenting with a sober lifestyle either out of personal belief or lived experience.
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