Feel-Good Stories

In some of Kenya's serene locations, the affluent are finding refuge and building prestigious homes where they will live out their sunset years in comfort as well as luxury.

A calender with the president's photos could also be seen hanging next to the door.

Touched, Muchiri asked the little boy to accompany him for a cup of tea in a nearby hotel.

The duo noted that their visit had been prompted by the numerous calls they received on radio.

KWS indicated that transportation across the lake to the mainland would be made if the giraffes learnt how to use the vessel.

"I have to admit that I made a mistake. At the time, I was offered a lot of money by the station and because my husband and I were going through some financial difficulties, I opted to take it.…

The university graduate did not look for jobs, she rather opted for volunteering and changing the society.

Many businesses in the country have been brought down by irregular practices, however, worry no more after...

She expressed how bitter she was at losing her land and source of livelihood after her homestead was demolished in the night. 

"I was still a funny guy and would make people laugh and happy as I sold them the sweets."

If you ever wondered where the deep pockets in the world often meet or go to unwind, Kenya's East Coast boasts a place.

Being the manager of the mall, my work involves meeting with prospective tenants, drafting contracts, ensuring smooth operations of the mall.

The pupils came together to raise the funds despite facing financial constraints in the UK.

Despite being born blind, Daniel Odongo remained undeterred from his dream to be a pilot.

The 17-year-old girl had been suffering as her family was unable to cater to her basic need for years.

The ODM leader hosted a party at his Karen home where he invited over a number of friends.

Today, January 7, is one of those rare days where five high-profile Kenyans share a birthday.  

While addressing mourners who had also visited the family, a little girl who was waving at him caught his attention prompting him to approach her.

In one photo that was widely circulated, a pupil was seen seated on the floor of the class, whose roof was half-done.

A Kenyan woman, Wangeci Waruire has taken time to cook for jobless counterparts in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).