One in five girls aged between 15 and 19 in Kenya is either pregnant or has given birth already. Reports state that old and young men alike continue to lure young girls to sex unabated despite efforts by child rights activists and government to arrest this shame that bodes badly for the health of the nation. Who or what is to blame for all that is happening? Is poverty the main culprit or are we simply not speaking to our children about sex early enough?

As a member of the first generation that finally gets to question religion, I have had my fair share of squabbles with it. I however cannot hide my head in the sand and pretend that it hasn't done some good in this world. This is a story of a few instances where humanity has come out in a strong show of faith in their beliefs to put their money where their mouths are and prove that God does answer prayers. They say be strong during the difficult times, remember the good times, have faith in almighty everything will be alright in the end.

Church weddings are great but not compulsory or mandated by the Bible to qualify a couple for marital blessings. A church wedding is a bonus but not the main deal, though good to have one, it does not mean you are bringing your marriage before God. God does not have an office in church buildings. The usually cheaper and more intimate traditional wedding is getting embraced more and more by the youth of our time. Many couples are opting for the traditional version as it gets parents and very close friends involved in the planning of the ceremony. It also involves a boat load of dancing and laughing. The ceremony at the AG that's usually the cheapest option of the three is not widely used as many have it pegged as one for broke people though still a very valid option. As I visited my grandmother over the weekend, I decided to pose this question to her to get her opinion having graced this earth with her presence for the better part of 70+yrs and seen her fair share of relationships. Don't mind the chicken noise in the background, we turned them to stew later in the day😉

The late, great singer Aretha Franklin said Music does a lot of things for a lot of people. It’s transporting, for sure. It can take you right back, years back, to the very moment certain things happened in your life. It’s uplifting, it’s encouraging, it’s strengthening.

No is a response to the question asked and not a rejection of you as a person.This is a statement that resonates with me a lot. Accepting No is not easy, but you can do it if you simply choose not to take it personally. If you disagree with the response, take a deep breath and ask later. How do you respond to No?

We speak to one of Kenyas breakout rap artists Nako of the duo Yanki and Nako as he gives us his insight on the Kenyan rap industry. Nako says it's better to fail while being original and true to the music than to succeed in imitation. Hit the link right here to listen to their music https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6DV6Kcts1Q

A Boys club was initially described as a group of men that when together act like boys, joking around and goofing around witch each other. Men who create a safe space between themselves to let loose and leave their worldly troubles aside. In the recent past in Kenya, we've seen the emergence of another unique brand of "boys". Like with the masons of old age, these groups are formed to grow each other and invest. Famously the "Muranga boys club" is responsible for the biggest bank by customer base in East Africa "Equity bank". So let's dive deep into this matter and see what we come up with

They say marriage is the beginning of the family and is a life long commitment. Weddings are the symbol of this commitment and the foundation of the love to the partner. But why go through such a massive ceremony when just a verbal agreement should be anough between two adults and a certificate to cover the government side of things? I discuss this in depth with a guest who offers a female perspective to the matter.

The kikuyu community are famously or infamously known for their constant addition of water to their meals for that extra serving of sauce. We interrogate where this habit started from. Could it be that they love soggy food or is there a deeper reason for this?