Author: Steve Ireri

Steve is a seasoned digital multimedia journalist, with a background of over three years in digital content creation and masterful storytelling. He is accredited by the Media Council of Kenya and holds a Diploma in Broadcast Journalism from the Kenya Institute of Mass Communication. Steve has previously worked for reputable publications and media houses including the Kenya Management Magazine, Burudani Africa News and the Kenya News Agency. Email: steve@nairobipost.co.ke

Popular TikToker Alice Chebet, known by her online alias Kienyeji Pro Max, is making headlines for her remarkable return to high school after facing financial challenges. Dropping out of Form Two due to school fee arrears, Chebet has now secured admission at Itigo Girls High School and resumed her education in Form One. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: This fresh start comes after her online fans rallied behind her, raising over KSh 176,000 to cover her school fees and provide necessary supplies. Photos capturing Chebet’s emotional return to school have circulated widely on social media, showcasing her gratitude…

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A Kenyan man who had saved KSh 80,000 in a metal box in 2018 recently recounted how he rediscovered the lost box, only to find the money had expired. The video, shared on Kenya Gossip Club’s Instagram and originally from TikTok, showed the man unrolling the 1,000 shilling notes. The man explained that he had forgotten about the box after relocating to a new house, and since then, he had never remembered that it contained a substantial sum he had saved for his future. He expressed his frustration, lamenting that such a significant amount would have been beneficial if the…

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As the world gradually emerges from the grips of the pandemic, many are finding themselves facing a new set of mental health challenges. From the lingering effects of isolation to the uncertainties of the future, navigating mental well-being in this post-pandemic era requires a nuanced approach. One aspect to consider is the impact of prolonged social isolation on individuals’ mental health.  For many, the sudden shift to remote work or learning meant limited face-to-face interactions and decreased social support. Even as restrictions ease, some may find it difficult to reconnect with others or feel anxious about socializing again. Follow our…

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In Jonglei State’s Twic East and Bor counties of Sudan, a highly competitive marriage negotiation has drawn significant attention, igniting discussions across the Greater Bor region. At the heart of this contest is 18-year-old Athiak Dau Riak from the Nook clan of Twic East County. The negotiations, which have exceeded traditional norms, involve two prominent suitors offering extraordinary bride prices. One suitor, Marial Garang Jill of the Koc clan from Bor County, has pledged 105 head of cattle and SSP 65 million (approximately KSh 3.2M). Follow our Facebook page for more updates: His rival, Chol Marol Deng from the Awulian…

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Mumias East MP Peter Salasya has changed his signature twisted hairstyle, leaving Kenyans to speculate about the reasons behind his new look. In a viral clip, the MP is seen in a salon with his hair neatly relaxed, a departure from his previously untwisted style. The outspoken member of Parliament is heard asking what was done to his hair to transform it from its somewhat shaggy appearance. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: In the video, Salasya mentions that he had maintained the shaggy, twisted strands because he was planning to grow dreadlocks. Also Read: 1: MP Peter Salasya…

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 Tragedy struck on the night of May 13, 2024, when a hit-and-run accident claimed the life of a Ruiru-based traffic police officer. The incident occurred around 9:50 PM along the Ruiru-Kiambu Road near the Quick Mart Supermarket. The officer, identified as Police Constable (PC) James Mulei, service number 66945, was on patrol duty with his colleague, PC Jeremiah Mukundi, service number 259340.  The two were crossing the road from right to left as they faced the direction of Ruiru Town. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: As they reached the lane heading towards Ruiru Town, a speeding vehicle, driven…

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Kenyan international football star Michael Olunga’s rising fame in Qatar reached new heights as buildings and billboards across Doha lit up with his photos, celebrating his achievement as a top scorer.  The Al Duhail striker shared his awe and pride on Facebook after spotting a giant electronic billboard featuring his name and image on the streets of Doha, drawing admiration from fans worldwide. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: Olunga is currently ranked sixth among the top scorers in the 2023-2024 QNB Stars League with 15 goals. The billboard, showcasing a larger-than-life image of the footballer with his name…

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Several individuals are reportedly trapped beneath the rubble of a multi-story building collapse in the Mathare area of Nairobi. The incident, which occurred in the afternoon, has sparked a frantic rescue effort by emergency responders. The collapse, attributed to the unstable condition of a partially demolished structure, has left more than ten people ensnared, primarily residents who had ventured to scavenge for scrap metal amid the aftermath of the demolition. Upon receiving news of the disaster, the Kenya Red Cross Society swiftly mobilized a rescue operation, acknowledging the grave possibility of multiple individuals being trapped beneath the debris. “In light…

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In the wake of swirling rumors and speculations regarding his marriage with wife Nana Owiti, Kenyan musician King Kaka has broken his silence, vehemently denying any attempts to clout-chase using his family. In a candid statement addressing the recent online chatter, King Kaka expressed his dismay at the alarming stories circulating about his personal life. “I never clout chase especially when it touches on family. “I was not going to address it but because it is touching on family I am responding to it,” he asserted, refuting claims of sensationalism for attention. The musician shed light on the disturbing nature…

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The tranquility of Kanjuku village in Gatundu North, Kiambu County, has been shattered by a heart-rending tragedy, as the community mourns the loss of two promising young souls in a tragic bodaboda accident. Seventeen-year-olds Francis Muiruri and Jane Mugure met a cruel fate on the Mang’u-Flyover road in Kiambu, just hours before they were set to resume their studies as schools reopened. The vibrant teenagers, both students at Kanjuku Secondary School, were pillion passengers on a motorbike when disaster struck, claiming their lives in an instant. Eyewitnesses recounted the horror of the accident, which also involved another motorbike and a…

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