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What was expected to be a relaxed weekend outing at a "Park and Chill" event in Kajiado instead became the centre of conversation after reports emerged of an intoxicated couple allegedly causing a scene. According to people who attended the gathering, the pair, said to be employees of a county department, reportedly left the main event area and entered a nearby bush, where their behaviour drew the attention of other revellers. Many described the situation as surprising, particularly because the event was attended by families and people of all ages. WATCH THE VIDEO . As curiosity spread through the crowd, a number of attendees allegedly began filming the incident with their mobile phones, while others simply watched from a distance. Event organisers reportedly stepped in, urging those present to remain orderly and avoid escalating the situation. The incident also sparked wider conversations about personal privacy, with many questioning whether recording and sharing videos of s...

Social media users have been reacting to claims surrounding an unverified video that allegedly features a young woman said to be a Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) student together with her reportedly older boyfriend during a private moment. The footage, which has not been authenticated, circulated rapidly across several online platforms, prompting widespread debate and raising questions about how such personal material could have found its way into public view. WATCH THE VIDEO . As the clip continued to spread, online discussions intensified, with many people expressing sympathy for those allegedly involved and condemning the sharing of private content without consent. Individuals claiming to know the pair described the situation as deeply upsetting, while others urged internet users to stop forwarding the video and instead respect the privacy of everyone connected to the incident. At this stage, there is no verified information explaining where the recording came from or how it ...

Social media users spent much of the week discussing an alleged video said to feature well-known forex trader Kenyan Prince alongside TikToker CINDY after the clip began circulating across multiple online platforms. Because the footage is unclear and has not been independently verified, its origin and authenticity remain uncertain. Even so, it quickly became one of the most talked-about topics online. WATCH THE VIDEO . The circulating clip is claimed by online users to show the pair inside an Airbnb in Nairobi during what appeared to be a private moment before the recording suddenly cuts off. With no confirmed explanation of what the video actually depicts, speculation has continued to grow. While some people have shared their own theories, many others have urged the public to avoid drawing conclusions based on an unverified recording. Several commenters also questioned how a supposedly private video could have found its way onto social media in the first place. WATCH THE VIDEO . As in...

A  story circulating online sparked widespread discussion after a student said to be from Mount Kenya University, referred to only as Brenda, was allegedly caught up in an unexpected privacy scandal. According to the narrative, she had recorded a romantic video solely for her boyfriend as a heartfelt and private gesture, believing it would never be seen by anyone else. Those described as close to the couple maintained that the recording was intended to stay between the two of them.  WATCH THE VIDEO . The biggest question surrounding the story was how such a personal recording supposedly made its way onto social media. Online speculation quickly took over, with some suggesting that someone the couple trusted may have shared it without permission. Others believed the alleged leak could have followed a disagreement between the pair. Since neither Brenda nor her boyfriend was said to have commented publicly, the rumours continued to spread without any confirmed explanation.  ...

As examination season intensified at Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT), third-year student Liz Nduta was battling far more than academic pressure. Between demanding coursework, family expectations, and the challenge of juggling a part-time job, she began to feel cornered. Instead of reaching out for academic support or counselling, she made a regrettable decision by sending inappropriate personal messages to one of her lecturers, hoping it might improve her situation. WATCH THE VIDEO . What followed unfolded rapidly. Edited screenshots and a short video clip began making the rounds on social media, attracting widespread attention before the facts had been established. As speculation spread across campus and online platforms, many people formed opinions based solely on the circulating content. The incident quickly evolved into a broader conversation about student stress, responsible use of social media, academic ethics, and the dangers of sharing unverified ...

For years, Jacob Mutiso treated sports betting as nothing more than a small side hobby. He never risked more than he could afford, and the occasional win was usually just enough to keep his hopes alive. That all changed when one ticket delivered the unimaginable—a staggering KES 25 million jackpot. Still in disbelief, Jacob rushed to the betting company's Nairobi offices, convinced he was about to receive the life-changing payout that would rewrite his future. Instead, he was met with unexpected news. Company officials admitted they were struggling to pay several recent jackpot winners and asked him to give them a few weeks to raise the money, turning what should have been a celebration into a frustrating wait. Jacob wasn't surprised by the win itself because, weeks earlier, he had discovered SokaFans , a prediction platform that had completely changed the way he approached betting. Rather than relying on guesswork, he began following the platform's carefully researched dai...