"Mirrors are very expensive in Kenya, so a lot of people don't know what they look like" — American actress Skai Jackson shares her experience in Africa.
It’s important to note that Governor Seyi Makinde abandoned all talks of his presidential aspirations the day the Oriire kids and teachers were abducted and worked tirelessly round the clock till they regained their freedom.
That’s governance with conscience and it’s rare in our country!
I’d argue that our poverty is why classism exists. Everyone knows we’re poor, so people spend too much time trying to prove they aren’t as poor as the next person.
My hatred for Peller started the day he put out a job vacancy for the role of his cameraman, stating that he wanted only Master’s degree holders. He was deliberately trying to ridicule academic excellence. He’s a fool.