Kenyalogue Contributor 
The cultural beliefs and obligations surrounding parenthood are quite dynamic. A father’s involvement in their child’s behaviors, environment, and social life is a key determinant that can influence short and long-term childhood outcomes. The origins of responsible paternity can vary based on the state, economics, and social class of families. The reality, however, is that … Read more
Imagine having a conversation with someone when they repeatedly close their eyes while talking to you. From their body language, the person is very present and actually participates in talking. They are following everything and responding well only from time to time, their eyes are shut when the conversation shifts to them. Some close their … Read more
Brussel sprouts…. Ah, those little packaged veggies that don’t miss on the Christmas dinner table. At only 26 calories per cup, they are a great food choice for people looking for a healthy food option or those who want to cut body weight. They also add a pop of color to your plate. Brussels sprouts … Read more
Simon Kaggwa Njala became an internet sensation after video clips of him interviewing a trans man surfaced on YouTube in 2012. Coming into the interview as relatively unknown, a question he addressed to his guest Julian Onziema (a Ugandan transgender man and LGBTQ activist) changed his social circles forever. Fragments of the interview caused an … Read more
Edward Christopher Sheeran, the musical maestro known as Ed Sheeran, has unquestionably cemented his place as one of the greatest songwriters of our time. With his mesmerizing melodies and heartfelt lyrics, he has touched the hearts of millions worldwide. However, amid his remarkable success, a captivating question arises: just how many languages can Ed Sheeran … Read more
Workouts usually involve dancing. Sometimes it’s vigorous and other times it is slow. Nevertheless, dancing is one of many ways of developing one’s muscles in our bodies. Twerking has become a global phenomenon. It is a popular dance move that involves shaking your hips and buttocks in a fast and rhythmic way. You may have … Read more
Hair braiding is a well-known traditional social art. While many believe it to have originated in Africa, there really is no way to pinpoint exactly where it first started. It is a tradition that was passed down from mothers to daughters. From a very tender age, our mothers helped maintain our hair neat by braiding … Read more
A few years ago, the Kenyan Directorate of Immigration Services launched an online portal to facilitate the convenient application of e-Visa, an electronically generated Republic of Kenya visa, for people traveling to Kenya. The introduction of the e-Visa application portal in 2015 led to the abolishment of the issuance of visas on arrival, making the … Read more
Solána Imani Rowe, known by her stage name SZA, recently sparked excitement among her fans by adopting a Nigerian Igbo name, Amarachi Chinonso, a choice that resonated deeply with many Nigerian fans. In the Nigerian Igbo dialect, the name carries significant meanings. For instance, Amarachi can be interpreted as “God’s grace,” while Chinonso translates to … Read more
The science of sleep has fascinated many. Some animals, for instance, can sleep with one or both eyes open but still get sufficient sleep. This phenomenon has been observed in some birds, rabbits, and dolphins which, for them, is basically to look out for predators. In humans, however, sleeping with eyes open is an eye … Read more