Njoki Chege

[...] BY NJOKI CHEGE I met him in church. He must have been behind me as I walked to the parking. I slipped and [...]

[...] By Njoki Chege I have always held Dr. Susan Mboya- Kidero in high regard. I have always been impressed by her [...]

[...] BY Njoki Chege It is about 12:30 pm as I write this. I am at work pretending to be busy yet all I am doing is [...]

[...] By Njoki Chege I must admit that there is something about the lure of the married man. Married men are mature, [...]

[...] On Saturday night I found myself in a crowded pub full of Arsenal fans watching the FA Cup finals between Arsenal and Hull City. I am not a fan of football. But [...]

[...] of cheapness and shallowness that comes with Kenyans on Instagram- whom I will refer to as ‘KE Instagrammers’. KE Instagrammers are like those washambas who wear plastic Timberlands, fake leather [...]

[...] a glove. So imagine my shock when I read that last week that she apologized for her husband’s torn sock, taking full responsibility and excusing the man for knowingly wearing a torn sock and shoving [...]

[...] from the shoe he wears; to the car he drives, to how he talks and even where he lives. The wealthy man: A wealthy man is a simple man. He hardly brags about his latest car or newest apartments. He [...]

[...] an answer for you, my dear lady; I will only get married as soon as I land a fabulously wealthy man who will not only sweep me off my feet with his romance but spoil me with his moneybags. [...]

[...] through CNN and BBC once in a while. Appear and sound intelligent. If you are not a smart girl, don’t worry, I got you covered. Here is how you trick a man into thinking you are [...]

[...] it is in this Nairobi to find a light skinned, vitreous, hardworking, bootylicious, and smart girl?” Note that he started with ‘light-skinned’, meaning that he by-passed dark skinned, [...]

[...] raised me better than to love a man for his money. But then again, I believe I am a smart girl with valid dreams and ambitions. While I am the quintessential  Miss-Independent girl [...]

BY NJOKI CHEGE There is a certain level of cheapness and shallowness that comes with Kenyans on Instagram- whom I will refer to as ‘KE Instagrammer [...]

[...] post a photo and two hours later, only two people have ‘liked’ that photo. These Instagram braggarts are just ordinary folk, living ordinary lives with average paying jobs driving [...]