Feel-Good Stories

Currently, she sells over 100 pieces, earning more than Ksh5,000 daily – this amounts to an average monthly income of Ksh150,000.

Dhir decided that he would use his camera lens to tell Kenya's story in a different way

When they arrived the airport, she prayed, thanking God and blessing her grandson for the experience amid stares from onlookers.

Marami was promoted from 2nd Officer to 1st Officer of Celebrity Edge.

Police officers in the region had taken custody of the minors. Ruto stated that he was moved by their story.

"I spoke to the dad who was released from prison yesterday, it's a long story. The mother is not at home, they parted ways with the father."

Providing them with some respite from outrageous expenditures was prioritised ahead of charging them accommodation. 

“This is very heartbreaking! As a mother, it has brought me down to my knees," the well-wisher sympathised.

Mayau Dream Chaser's videos were shared widely online after he opted to dress like a lady while at work.

Unfortunately, most of them have been conned by unscrupulous relatives, middlemen, investors and friends. 

A doctor surprised his 74-year-old guardian with a memorable trip to Nairobi, detailing how they were poor but the old man went above and beyond

For every entrepreneur, the greatest life desire is to see their enterprises prosper into brands that withstand test of time. However this is not the case for one, Joe Kilonzo commonly known as Papa…

“I told myself I could not employ her owing to her situation," Waititu noted.

Peres Jepchirchir won more plaudits with her heartwarming gesture to Kosgei during the race. 

Rawdah Mohamed, a Somali-Norwegian model and now the editor of the Vogue Scandinavia spent her early life in a refugee camp in Kenya.

For the engineering student at KU, the loan provided him with a chance of venturing into business and exploiting different markets. 

"We thank mwalimu for making us who we have become," the renowned lawyer and ODM party member added. 

She reportedly passed out mid-air prior to landing in Doha, Qatar on her way from the US.

Joshua Kimkung, a 12-year-old pupil wowed many after successfully climbing to the top of Mt Kenya in just 10hrs and 53min.

The student was captured running to school alongside marathoners in a video that was shared widely on Thursday, July 15.