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Many of us have Kenyan friends or relatives living in America whom we correspond with regularly online.

You are a Kenya citizen who has lived abroad for many years and are now deciding on relocating back to Kenya.

In Kenya and perhaps in most of Africa, it is not very challenging, raising a child or children as it is in a foreign land.

Allow yours truly to quote from the Good Book. After the Ancient of Days made man and woman in His own image, He had a clear command to them. As clear as cyanide; “Be fruitful and multiply.

One asks: “Can an election that structurally and deliberately disenfranchises 15 per cent of eligible voters be ‘free and fair’ under any circumstance?” Over the past two months, this question has

I am tired of guys lamenting how hard life is in the diaspora. Everyone with two pence opinion will tell you that life is so challenging and that Kenyans are so depressed Majuu.

Two images that “went viral” in Kenya’s media this past week are at the center of this piece.

In the article on Sunday, August 28, on the rise of the Third Force in Kenyan politics, the writer ignored the potent power of the Kenyan diaspora.

Over the past 15 years, Christine Asiko has moved from Kenya to the UK to South Africa and back.

Applying for naturalization (citizenship) is the final step in the immigration process for many immigrants.  While the general requirements to establish eligibility for naturalization appear s

 

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