THROUGH KENYA WITH EVE AFRICA

TRUE STORIES FROM KENYA (part 5)

 

• FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION IN KENYA(22.6.2008)
  

Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) is a practice by some communities e.g. the Maasai, kisii, just to mention. This practice is done to girls as a rite of passage meaning that after the initiation right one is declared a woman who is ready for marriage and engage in any other sexual related activities.........CLICK FOR MORE

• ASK MY DAD(22.6.2008)
  

The most traumatic experiences for any man are the idea of having to ask a father his daughter’s hand. In African culture before a man marries a woman, he has to first go and meet the ladies parent for the blessings, traditional rites and acceptance in order for them to plan the wedding date.....CLICK FOR MORE

• THE MAASAI MARKET(22.6.2008)

Maasai market started as a tourist centre where tourist would go to the site to see Maasai people from the rich African culture wearing their cultural clothes and jewelleries. This was very enticing thus attracted so many people others just come to see the famous culture while others come to buy the products.....CLICK FOR MORE

TRUE STORIES FROM KENYA (part 4)

• JIGGERS(14.6.2008)
  

Ever imagined having wild animals living under your skin?  The most likely answer is no, never.  In the developed world like the Netherlands, children may never have been exposed to conditions leading to entry and development of jiggers – a form of parasites, in their bodies..........CLICK FOR MORE

• LIFE IN KIBERA SLUM(14.6.2008)
  

Living a complete life without toilets, good housing, stinking sewages and general poor sanitation except liquor. Every day is just another day in kibera slums, you wake up in the morning and what starts your day is feaces and sewage flowing at your door step instead of breakfast ....CLICK FOR MORE

• DRIVING SMALL CAR COMPARE TO A BIG CAR(14.6.2008)
  

When people here about free money they will always spend sleepless nights just to make sure that they are not left out in the money deals.....CLICK FOR MORE

TRUE STORIES FROM KENYA (part 3)

• BODA BODA(8.6.2008)
  

Is name for a bicycle taxi. It is a famous means of transport in most of small fast growing towns in Kenya especially border towns i.e.Busia and Malaba borders.........CLICK FOR MORE

• BE A SUPER WOMAN(8.6.2008)
  

If you be offened I told you that you got the right to aggresive and don't mind being called the B-world. Will it be wrong to suppose you can choose ....CLICK FOR MORE

• THE CORN ARTIST(8.6.2008)
  

When people here about free money they will always spend sleepless nights just to make sure that they are not left out in the money deals.....CLICK FOR MORE

TRUE STORIES FROM KENYA (part 2)

• POOR EDITH BASARA STORY (8.6.2008)
  

Edith Barasa was born in 1991 to Mr.Aloyce Barasa and Mrs. Beatrice Barasa of little known Madola village of Busia district Western Province Kenya. The presence of ICS in her school is quite a phenomenon in her life as narrated below.........CLICK FOR MORE

• BUSTED (1.6.2008)
  

In the wake of new year one brilliant radio presenter came up with idea of bursting cheating spouses on air in the morning shows .....CLICK FOR MORE

• DUMP THE GUY ALREADY (8.6.2008)
  

Like the sweet for chocolate or deep fried food is quenched by consuming junk, sweet also is the bliss that comes with dumping a loser, who looks at you with those puppy love eyes......CLICK FOR MORE

TRUE STORIES FROM KENYA (part 1)

• MATATU CRAZINESS IN KENYA (2.6.2008)
  

Public means of transport is the commonly used mode of transport in Kenya since not everyone can afford a car. (Matatus are small vans 14seater). Aboard such a vehicle..........CLICK FOR MORE

• BEING A REFUGEE IN YOUR OWN COUNTRY (1.6.2008)
  

People wake up and learn to love and fight for yourself not for any other person.....CLICK FOR MORE

• TRUE LIFE STORY (1.6.2008)
  

This God-send well wisher has helped me cross the line of the illiterates to join that of the literates. This is no mean feat and I am very grateful for without him I would never have gone beyond primary education, since in Kenya today secondary school education is quickly becoming a preserve of the rich....CLICK FOR MORE