John Githongo (47), Kenya’s former anti-corruption Tsar sneaked out of the country in 2005 and went into exile in the UK. To a handful others it was good riddance and they hoped he would never come back. Many Kenyans were disillusioned and thought the anti-corruption war was over and lost.
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ISIS NYONG’O IS A PROLIFIC CITIZEN OF THE WORLD AND A NEWLY ENGAGED WOMAN. Isis Nyong’o has always been known as an achiever. Google her name and what pops up is Forbes, MTV. Stanford, Harvard, the Wall Street Journal, Top 40 under 40, Africa’s 20 youngest power women…the list goes on.
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Vimal Shah is the 2012 Forbes Entrepreneur of the year, If he were to live his life again, he says he would do things alot faster.
“Worlds apart” is the best short phrase that differentiates Vimal Shah the employee, from Vimal the entrepreneur.
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Raped by a stranger, losing her mother, Mary Onyango to breast cancer… Radio presenter Adelle Onyango, 23, talks poignantly of the double blow life has dealt her.
Four years ago, in 2008, I was raped by a stranger. My girlfriends and I had left a house party to hit a club in Westlands, Nairobi. When I realised that I had left my phone in the friend’s car that had dropped us off, I told my friends I was going to get the phone. I left them at club Changes and walked towards another club, The Gypsies down Electric Avenue, where our pal had parked his car.
What do you do when your breasts start growing and just don’t stop? Makena Mugaa tells LIZ LENJO of her ordeal with gigantomastia and what she did about it.
At the age of 12, Makena Mugaa was a normal, healthy young girl. She weighed 60kg and her bra size was 34B. Perhaps a little busty for someone who hadn’t quite reached puberty, but perfectly acceptable. She could wear anything she wanted to, and she did. She could also do anything. Then, almost overnight, things changed.
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