Stories by: Gloria Kirui

Instead of generic messages, offer personalized acknowledgments to the women in your life.

Gen Alpha kids may struggle with forming meaningful relationships and navigating social situations if most of their interactions happen online.

March 8 of every year marks the International Women's Day. It is a day when people celebrate acts of courage and determination by extraordinary women—celebrating their importance in society and the impact they have brought to society.

Around the world, NGOs play critical roles in various sectors, from human rights advocacy to environmental conservation and humanitarian support. Notable organizations include the Red Cross, Amnesty International, and the Wildlife Conservation Society, ea

Gen Z has a broader cultural trend towards valuing diversity and inclusivity. In Kenya, there is a famous African print locally known as kitenge. It has been relevant for generations, but its popularity has declined. The baby boomers wore it to church, ce

In 1999 hope was found when WSC was disbanded and the serving women were moved to various organs in the Kenya Army, Kenya Navy and Kenya Air Force. The action made the members of the WSC very thankful to the then Major General Daudi Tonje who had helped i

In some cultures, children between two months and two years old are bathed in herbal solutions or given herbal "ash" to lick, believed to boost immunity. Is there truth to this, or is it just a myth?

The allure of Friday night lights and the quiet call of Sunday morning hymns. It is a cultural tug-of-war between the exhilarating freedom of the club scene and the grounding presence of faith and community.

The most immediate challenge is deployment. Separations can be long and unpredictable, leaving a gaping hole in a child's life and a heavy weight on the deployed parent's heart. Military families learn to adapt. Often, the remaining parent shoulders a hea