By Sharon Akose
Counsellors and experts on family matters now believe that absenteeism by husbands is increasingly contributing to alcohol abuse among women in Kenya, as strained marriages push many into unhealthy coping mechanisms.
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By Sharon Akose
Counsellors and experts on family matters now believe that absenteeism by husbands is increasingly contributing to alcohol abuse among women in Kenya, as strained marriages push many into unhealthy coping mechanisms.
By Sharon Akose
The ministry of gender, culture, and children services has issued a strong condemnation and a public warning following the viral circulation of a deeply intrusive video involving a 22-year-Kenyan woman.
By Sharon Akose
January continues to expose the financial strain facing many Kenyan households, with rent arrears, school fees and daily expenses leaving little room for celebrations. For many families, birthdays, especially those falling in January are no longer treated as priorities.
By Sharon Akose
Infidelity continues to strain marriages across the country, with some residents of Vihiga County calling for practical and culturally sensitive remedies to address the growing challenge.
By Sharon Akose
Apostle Nehemiah Lipesa of Emuhaya in Vihiga County, has called on residents to uphold unity, peace and responsible family values, urging them to avoid polygamy and instead embrace harmonious living.
By Sharon Akose
Revival Worship Church in Esirabe is preparing to host visitors from the United Kingdom on November 22, for a powerful children’s ministry event aimed at nurturing spiritual growth among young believers.
By Sharon Akose
Growing smartphone addiction is straining marriages in several parts of the country, with couples drifting apart due to excessive screen time.
By Sharon Akose
Several young couples are finding it difficult to sustain relationships as the high cost of living continues to bite across the country.
By Sharon Akose
Women have been cautioned against sharing too much information about their marriages with friends, as some may secretly envy their happiness and stability.
By Sharon Akose
Among the Luhya people, death is not just an end.