Feel Good Stories

Angela Wachuka and Wanjiru Koinange are the faces behind the firm that refurbished three public libraries in Kenya.

"I was very happy when he said he watches Selina, I thought I would use my 15 seconds to promote myself."

Meeting Ruto was a dream come true for the grandmother who left him in stitches.

A traffic officer was on Tuesday, February 23 seen assisting a motorist by the road.

The woman could not hold back her emotions as she hugged her son, three years after he disappeared.

Ruuj Caflon a UoN graduate designs clothes that can charge phones and produce lights.

Major was taken to rehab after photos emerged of him emerged in November 2020, living miserably on the streets.

He parked the car beside the road and went into action with the help of two women who had arrived at the scene.

Kiondo a sisal woven bag native to Kenya has found its way to the world.

Kikuyu musician Dick Munyonyi's song, Firirida, has gone viral 36 years after it was recorded.

The Riara University lecturer won a laureate award.

A blind woman in Kirinyaga walked 10km to support her sons' dream.

World África Boxing Association has appointed Mr.John Nene as its director of Public Relations and Communication.

A seasonal engineer who has worked with both former and current richest men in the world continues to promote the Kenyan flag.

The modern building structure is expected to play a huge role in the provision of education services in the constituency.

The company inspires a global audience of more than 24 million through diverse storytelling.

The schools’ facelifts caught many students and teachers who were away when the renovations were going on.

Some were so excited that they removed their shoes in a bid to feel the texture.

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.