Author: Judith Mwaura

How to Make Money Using WhatsApp WhatsApp, one of the most popular messaging apps with over 2 billion users worldwide, offers several opportunities to earn money. With 68% of its users checking the app at least 10 times a day, monetizing WhatsApp through contacts, groups, and communities can yield significant returns. Here are some practical ways to turn WhatsApp into a profitable platform. Create a Verified WhatsApp Community Begin by creating a WhatsApp Community, Group, or Channel. Having a verified channel makes it appear more legitimate, encouraging people to join without hesitation. To get verified quickly, first verify your Facebook…

When seeking substantial loans in Kenya, mobile loan apps have become a go-to solution for many. With numerous options available on the Google Play Store, finding the right app that offers significant loan amounts can be daunting. Here’s a guide to the top four reliable loan apps where you can secure substantial loans quickly. In Kenya, a loan amount of KES 100,000 is considered significant, especially when obtained from a digital lender. Here’s a closer look at four trusted apps that can provide instant loans of KES 100,000 or more. 1. Branch Branch stands out as a prominent neobank in…

In recent days, the Money Fest bus has been at the center of a growing controversy. The bus, owned by the son of President George Ruto, has come under fire from matatu operators who claim it routinely flouts road rules. In a bold show of defiance, the driver and conductor of the Money Fest bus have openly dared authorities to take action against them. This challenge comes amidst mounting criticism, especially after a video surfaced showing the bus reversing dangerously on a busy roundabout. The situation has escalated as it became known that the Money Fest bus is not registered…

She had always been fascinated by the world beyond the fence, her curiosity growing with each passing day. Today, she decided to act on that curiosity. With a deep breath, she placed her foot on the first wire, feeling a mix of excitement and fear. The guardian watched in silent horror, unable to move or call out. Each step the girl took was slow and deliberate, her small hands gripping the wires tightly. The tension in the air was palpable, the hum of the electric current a constant reminder of the danger. As she descended, the guardian could only pray,…

At Muthurua Market, a bustling hub of activity in Nairobi, a seemingly ordinary day took a dramatic turn when a heated argument erupted among cabbage sellers. What began as a minor disagreement over pricing quickly escalated into a full-blown fight, drawing the attention of shoppers and fellow vendors alike. The altercation started when Jane, a seasoned vendor known for her competitive pricing, accused Peter, a newcomer to the market, of undercutting her prices. Peter, trying to make a name for himself, stood his ground, insisting that he was simply offering fair prices to attract customers. Words were exchanged, tempers flared,…

At Kabete Police Station, a group of boda boda riders had gathered. Among them were individuals from Kawangware and Kangemi, neighborhoods known for their tough, streetwise residents. The atmosphere was tense but purposeful, as these riders were not just there for routine discussions. Rumors had been circulating that this meeting was orchestrated to plan disruptions for tomorrow’s peaceful protests. The leader of the group, a well-known figure in the boda boda community, stood up to address the crowd. He spoke with a commanding voice, outlining strategies that could turn the peaceful demonstration into a scene of chaos. His words were…

On a quiet Wednesday morning in Juja Kalimoni, a small community in Kenya, tragedy struck as a woman met a horrific fate on her way to open her food kiosk. As dawn broke, she set out from her home, ready to prepare the day’s meals for her regular customers. The path she took was familiar, one she had walked countless times without incident. However, this morning would be different. As she approached a secluded area near her kiosk, the peace of the early morning was shattered. A pack of hyenas, which had likely ventured closer to human habitation in search…

The Nigerian Army issued a stern warning to the Nigerian Police, urging them to refrain from using excessive force, including shooting and teargassing, against peaceful demonstrators. This warning came in response to increasing reports of police brutality during recent protests. The Army emphasized the importance of respecting citizens’ rights to assemble and express their views without fear of violence or intimidation. General Musa, the spokesperson for the Nigerian Army, addressed the media, stating that the military is committed to upholding the principles of democracy and human rights. He stressed that peaceful demonstrations are a fundamental part of a functioning democracy…

Panic has gripped Kapsabet town as a group of youths armed with batons was seen patrolling the streets. The sight has sparked fear among residents, who are worried about their safety. Businesses have started closing early, and parents are rushing to pick up their children from schools, creating a sense of urgency and anxiety. The tension is building as the town braces for the #nanenanematch, a demonstration planned for tomorrow by the youths. They aim to protest against what they describe as bad governance. The demonstrators, frustrated with the current state of affairs, have vowed to make their voices heard.…

The Olympic team, representing the pride and determination of our nation, touched down at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) with a mix of exhaustion and elation. After months of rigorous training and competing on the world stage, they anticipated a warm welcome and proper arrangements for their return home. However, their hopes were quickly dashed when they realized that there was no official transport waiting for them. The Ministry’s bus, which was supposed to ferry them from the airport to their respective destinations, was conspicuously absent. Faced with the daunting task of finding their own way home, the athletes had…