Kenyan content creator and radio presenter Azziad Nasenya has once again found herself at the center of online fashion debate after stepping out in a bold two-piece outfit that divided opinion across social media. The influencer, who rose to fame through her viral dance videos, attended a recent event wearing a colourful blue crop top paired with a matching structured skirt design.
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Soil-Free Feeding: How to Grow Hydroponic Fodder in 7 Days
For dairy farmers, land and water scarcity are two of the biggest roadblocks to a profitable milk check. Relying purely on rain-fed Napier grass or expensive commercial concentrates leaves your dairy enterprise vulnerable to changing weather patterns and soaring market prices. Hydroponic fodder production offers a highly efficient alternative.
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The BSF Blueprint: How to Grow Insect Protein and Cut Feed Costs 40%
Commercial livestock production faces a brutal reality: feed accounts for 60% to 70% of total operational costs. With the prices of traditional protein sources like fishmeal and soybean meal fluctuating wildly, small- and mid-scale poultry and pig farmers are watching their profit margins vanish. The most effective escape hatch from this financial squeeze is Black Soldier Fly (BSF) farming.
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Ali Kiba Ignites Crowd in Kenya After Leading Powerful Sing-Along of JB Maina Kikuyu Hit
Tanzanian Bongo Flava star Ali Kiba delivered an unforgettable moment during a recent live performance after he led a crowd in a passionate sing-along of JB Maina’s popular Kikuyu song. The surprise performance quickly turned into a viral highlight as fans reacted with excitement and energy, turning the event into a shared musical experience.
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Samidoh Sparks Reactions After Joking About Not Knowing How Many Children He Has
Kenyan Mugithi singer Samidoh has triggered widespread reactions after making a lighthearted comment about his children during an interview on Obinna Show Live hosted by Oga Obinna. The singer, who remains one of the most followed figures in Kenya due to his music and public personal life, joked that he had lost count of how many children he has.
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Why Irrigation Scheduling Matters for Crop Health and Yield
Good irrigation scheduling helps farmers apply the right amount of water at the right time. That matters more as weather patterns shift, input costs rise, and water access becomes more limited in many growing regions. Water decisions affect nearly every part of crop production. Too little water slows growth, while too much water can damage roots and waste nutrients and yield.
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Naiyanoi Ntutu Spotted Enjoying Nightlife in Doha Months After Husband Johana Ng’eno’s Death
Naiyanoi Ntutu, the widow of late Emurua Dikirr Member of Parliament Johana Ng’eno, has drawn public attention after being spotted enjoying nightlife in Doha, Qatar, months after her husband’s tragic death. The video, shared through her Instagram stories, showed her in a social setting where she appeared relaxed and in the company of a friend.
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Ronald Karauri Explains Why He Left Aviation and Business for Politics
Kasarani Member of Parliament Ronald Karauri has shared the reasons behind his decision to leave a successful career in aviation and business to join politics. He says the move was driven by a desire to focus on leadership and public service rather than personal comfort or financial security. Karauri explained that Kenya needs more leaders who act on responsibility rather than politicians who focus only on positions.
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Breaking the Silence: Living, Working and Healing With Schizoaffective Disorder
Behind the deadlines, the LinkedIn posts, the newsroom conversations and the polished professionalism, there has been a reality I have carried quietly for years.There is a version of me the public and my social circle has always known: the journalist, the storyteller, the cultural critic constantly observing society and documenting the lives of others with clarity and conviction.
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How Samuel Njoroge Outclassed Kenya’s Top Golfers to Win Big at Thika Sports Club
The victory marks another important milestone for the Safaricom-sponsored golfer, who continues to build on the momentum from his maiden PGK Equator Tour titleSamuel Chege Njoroge emerged as the winner of the second leg of the PGK Equator Tour Second Edition held at Thika Sports Club after four days of competition featuring some of the country’s top professional golfers.