A Kenyan woman has publicly advertised for a young and energetic houseboy, outlining a set of domestic and personal tasks in exchange for a monthly salary of KSh 30,000.
According to the advertisement, the ideal candidate is expected to assist with daily care, including preparing meals, bathing, providing massages, and offering companionship. The applicant would also be expected to entertain by sharing stories or singing.
The woman clarified that she would cover food expenses in addition to the salary, emphasizing her commitment to providing for the houseboy while he fulfills his duties.
The advertisement has attracted attention online, sparking debate about the nature of domestic work, employer expectations, and professional boundaries. Observers note that such requests highlight the increasing demand for personal domestic assistance in urban Kenya, while raising questions about fair labor practices and workplace ethics.
