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For many mothers in Nairobi, January does not only usher in a new year; it comes with a familiar knot in the stomach. Be...
07/01/2026

For many mothers in Nairobi, January does not only usher in a new year; it comes with a familiar knot in the stomach. Beyond school fees, traffic, and the return to work, one concern dominates conversations in parenting circles and online forums: Will the nanny come back after the holidays?

This year, the conversation has been louder, more candid, and at times humorous. Social media has been awash with personal experiences that highlight just how fragile and personal nanny–boss relationships can be.

Content creator Maureen Waititurecently shared that her nanny blocked her phone number despite being given a raise in December and paid half her January salary in advance. On the flip side, Wanjiru Njiru proudly narrated how her nanny returned from the village bearing a live chicken as a gift for her son, Tawa, a gesture many parents interpreted as loyalty and appreciation. Then there was Nurse Judy, who jokingly remarked that her nanny “cannot go anywhere” because she earns more than a nurse in Kenya.

These stories, though varied in tone, point to one reality: nanny employer relationships are deeply human, emotionally charged, and often misunderstood.
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Long-term goals are important. They give direction, structure, and motivation. However, many people reach a point where ...
07/01/2026

Long-term goals are important. They give direction, structure, and motivation. However, many people reach a point where their five-year plans begin to feel disconnected from who they truly are. Growth should not require self-erasure.

Aligning your goals with your identity ensures that success feels fulfilling, not exhausting.
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If you had one thing to tell the late Hon. Raila Odinga on his 81st birthday, what would it be?
07/01/2026

If you had one thing to tell the late Hon. Raila Odinga on his 81st birthday, what would it be?

Oburu Odinga has penned a deeply moving tribute in remembrance of his late brother, Raila Odinga, marking what would hav...
07/01/2026

Oburu Odinga has penned a deeply moving tribute in remembrance of his late brother, Raila Odinga, marking what would have been his 81st birthday.

In the heartfelt message, Oburu reflects on the profound bond they shared, describing their relationship as one forged in twin-like closeness, built on shared experiences, laughter, and a deep, unspoken understanding. He acknowledges the enduring pain of loss, admitting that it still feels unreal to refer to his brother in the past tense.
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has penned a deeply emotional message in honour of his late father, the Rt. Hon. Raila Amolo Odinga, as the family mark...
07/01/2026

has penned a deeply emotional message in honour of his late father, the Rt. Hon. Raila Amolo Odinga, as the family marked what would have been the veteran statesman’s 81st birthday.

In a statement shared on Tuesday, January 7, 2026,Raila Junior conveyed the Odinga family’s gratitude to Kenyans and the international community for the support they received following the passing of the former Prime Minister and long-serving opposition leader.

The message, titled “In Loving Memory of Rt. Hon. Raila Amolo Odinga, CGH”, reflected on the profound loss felt by the family while acknowledging the solidarity shown during the mourning period.
Read more; https://parentsafrica.com/raila-odinga-junior-pens-heartfelt-message-on-late-fathers-81st-heavenly-birthday/

After the paralysing attack on Venezuela on Saturday, Vice President Delcy Rodriguez was sworn in and is to rule under T...
06/01/2026

After the paralysing attack on Venezuela on Saturday, Vice President Delcy Rodriguez was sworn in and is to rule under Trump’s influence. In New York, former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro denies the charges held against him and claims to be innocent. It is not clear who is innocent and who is guilty, as the US has no legal authority to invade sovereign states.
Read more; https://parentsafrica.com/maduro-not-guilty-and-trump-predicts-warpath-beyond-venezuela/

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In this issue, musician Linda Muthama gets candid about detaching from her past, finding her path as a gospel artist and what she has been up to having kept a low profile for years.

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