The bond between mother and child is tangible, believable and thoroughly human.

More Kenyans are increasingly finding companionship in adopted pets as urban shelters report rising demand and a steady shift away from buying animals.

The streets of Baku feel like time-travelling, some areas have maintained the archaic architecture while others have embraced modernity with skyscrapers beautifying the city.

For Prof Wambua, discipline and mindset are not motivational slogans but principles that have shaped her journey to becoming one of East Africas leading voices in Distance, Open and e-Learning.

Motherhood often strengthens women's empathy and caregiving abilities in hospitality, while workplace support and solidarity among women help them navigate these challenges.

The farewell in Nairobi carried extra weight for the Canadian-born pilot who had chosen Kenya as his home late in his career. 0711 700 981

Chiriku Maneti was a musician whose songs carried sweet melodies, humour and moral lessons; crafted in Kiswahili.

Kenya is grappling with an estimated 7.46 million free-roaming dogs, a scale that animal welfare groups say is overwhelming shelters and exposing gaps in long-term population control.

The 2026 Wealth and Investment Trends Report by Knight Frank shows at least three in 10 Kenyans buy these items just to fit in the superrich club.

Research suggests children already experiencing mental health challenges are more likely to rely excessively on smartphones as a coping mechanism, further worsening their wellbeing.

Kenya has no centralised register for lost dogs and cats, even as veterinary clinics and animal welfare groups report a steady rise in missing pet cases, industry professionals say.

For many families, the return to school brings back early mornings, school runs, busy evenings; however, while children adjust to new timetable, their pets must also cope with major change at home.