Feel-Good Stories

Maryanne Oketch became the second black woman to win the Survivor after 20 years.

The prestigious school currently has employed over 80 teachers who are registered with TSC.

He did not even at one point envision himself venturing into the news business. He only wanted to earn his degree and board the next flight back home.

The trio also received special awards from the global media outlet.

The top student disclosed that the president of the Supreme Court of Kenya was her role model and she hoped to meet her.

The officer was awarded a scholarship by the United States Government to pursue a course in Science.

Patrick Njoroge Wachira has been termed as a child prodigy in the field of science at the 13th Sharjah Children’s Reading Festival (SCRF) in Dubai, UAE.

The student had carried a live chicken with the hope that the school would accept it as partial school fees.

Before embarking on the mission, the schoolboy encountered opposition from the plane manufacturers who deemed the journey too risky.

Their mother, Grace Mukabana admitted that she is unable to pay school fees for both of them as she lost her job.

He was serving a life sentence but was set free after scoring 401 marks and new evidence emerged in his case.

Corporal Denis Ouko has been offered three-day expenses paid holiday trip to the Maasai Mara National Reserve. 

Through other well-wishers, he has managed to build a school and provide lunch for the learners for a whole year.

Uhuru stated that John Mutembei, a former inmate at Nyeri prison, studied and got himself out of prison.

After losing the facilities situated in Nakuru and Elementaita, he reinvented himself by converting dormitories into another hospital.

Duba was selected by a jury of 24,000 nurses worldwide. The nurse was awarded Ksh29 million (250,000 dollars). 

He stated that his father, a Boda Boda rider in Ikolomani, Kakamega county decided to take him to the school because it was nearer.

Through an online fundraising drive, the presenter rallied Kenyans who raised a whopping Ksh170,350 within minutes.

In 2019, the artist made headlines when one of his paintings was sold for over Ksh150 million at an auction in Britain.

Parents noted that the school had become popular among residents, with the student enrollment rising yearly.

Okomo narrated how an internship opportunity she almost turned down for being 'irrelevant' landed her the job of her dreams.

She quit a well-paying job in the legal field to focus on saving the family empire that was on the edge of collapsing.

The teacher had raised millions since 2008 for Kenyan Children.

The photos went viral of Fred Ekiru and his parents posing outside Kapsabet High school.

MP Oscar Sudi revealed that his family did not own any land and they had lived as squatters on Mzee Jackson Kibor's farm.

Nyakundi currently resides in Majengo slum near Gikomba with his wife and their two children.