What happened to the good old days of old-fashioned love? This is a question that many women ponder today. Back in the 70’s and 80’s, the dating game was played very differently. Roles in relationships were very clearly defined, and it was unheard of for a woman to pay a man’s way - in whatever form. But all this has changed now, and more and more women are paying bills for their men. Some men are very comfortable with this, and are not about to change their cosy arrangements. They feel nothing about having a girlfriend or wife supporting them.

Police in Kisumu are looking for a man who hacked to death his wife and three children, two boys and a girl, on Saturday night at Nyalenda Slums. Neighbours said that the man, James Ochieng, a boda-boda operator, had been living with the woman, Pamela Orawo, whom he inherited from a deceased relative six years ago. “We woke up in the morning and spotted blood spots at the door step of the house and when.......

Handling your own ex or your girlfriend’s ex as we saw in last week’s article, can be a tricky affair, but handling your man’s ex is even more complicated and unnerving. Even when you know that things are officially over between your man and his ex, sometimes you can’t help but feel just a little bit threatened in her presence. This is the main reason why, in this part of the rules of sisterhood, I bring you up to speed with the unspoken rules that govern your interactions with your man’s ex.

Kenyans living in the Diaspora have hailed the promulgation of the new constitution saying it will be beneficial to beneficial to them. In the United Kingdom, Kenyans resident there ushered in the new constitution with song and dance and promised to take greater initiative in building the nation. Kenya's mission in the UK hosted the Promulgation party with the High Commissioner Ephraim Ngare ringing praises to those in the Diaspora for its contribution to Kenya's Economy.

Kenyan blogger Ory Okolloh has lit a fire under the African blogosphere with her posts about politics, human rights and other controversial issues.

Better known as "Kenyan Pundit" -- the name of her blog where she writes about politics, her country and the continent -- Okolloh is part of a band of pioneers striving to change the stereotypes about Africa by giving people easy access to information. With a group of internet activists, she started Mzalendo in 2006, a website that tracks the...click readmore or add comment to read full article 

Kenyans in the diaspora who had abandoned their citizenship have regained their citizenship following the coming into force of the country's new Constitution. All they now need to do is apply for a Kenyan identity. At the same time, it is now not mandatory that foreigners married to Kenyans lose their citizenship if the marriage ceases to exist.

Children born to a Kenyan citizen – either mother or father – outside the country are recognised by the Constitution as citizens. This also applies to those who may have been born outside the country before August 27 even if their parents had dumped their Kenyan citizenship.