Kenyalogue Contributor 
You are taking a casual walk around the block with your husband when he suddenly turns to look at a woman crossing the road. He can’t help but stare at the well-dressed woman when even you are right next to him. You confront him about the awful behavior and like all men, he replies, “We … Read more
In our day-to-day lives, we often use or come across and use the terms needed and wanted when talking to our friends, at work, or in any other social setting. But what does it mean when we use the terms wanted and needed? To begin with, the terms are verbs in the past tense, and … Read more
Mukombero root, scientifically known as Mondia Whitei, is a popular African plant native to Kenya and other parts of the continent. It is highly valued for its therapeutic benefits and aphrodisiac effects and has been used in traditional medicine for centuries. The plant is widespread in Kenya but predominantly grows in the Western and Central … Read more
Have you ever found yourself in a lively debate over the question, ‘Is brother-in-law a relative?’ It’s a seemingly simple query that often ignites diverse opinions and passionate discussions. The concept of family and kinship holds profound significance in our lives, shaping our identities and social connections. However, understanding the precise place of the brother-in-law … Read more
Being a nun is a high calling. When you decide to take on this path, you basically leave your civilian rules and freedoms to follow a new set of rules. You abandon your money, family, wealth, and other life pleasures and surrender yourself to God. You must take a poverty vow where you accept to … Read more
A lot is known about Reinhard Bonnke, a German-American Pentecostal evangelist who embarked on a mission to spread the gospel throughout Africa and the world. Reinhard saw millions of people convert to Christianity hence, it is no doubt that many were interested in his family and religious life. However, little is known about his three … Read more
Saliva plays a key role in the human body. Not only does it lubricate the mouth and throat but breaks down food making it easy to swallow it as well. Throughout the day, the average person swallows the saliva tens if not hundreds of times. Most often, it goes down without any problems. Then, there … Read more
Gun salutes have long been an integral part of ceremonies and traditions worldwide. These ceremonial firings of guns or cannons hold deep historical and symbolic significance, serving as a powerful way to honor special occasions, individuals, and events. What is a Gun Salute? A gun salute can be described as a ceremonial firing of guns … Read more
If you stopped and asked any random Kenyan about the Luo people, the common denominator would be that of extravagance and endearment with a “soft life”. This could be just a stereotype, but try interrogating this further, you’ll realize maybe there’s somewhat accurate. Luo women are one of the most diverse and fascinating groups of … Read more
Greta Hoxha is a journalist and news anchor from Albania who has gained international attention for her unconventional choice of attire. She often presents the news wearing revealing outfits that leave little to the imagination. She anchors for Zjarr TV, a controversial Albanian television channel that features female presenters who read the news wearing a … Read more