Running a business is never easy. Apart from the stress of finding customers and keeping things running smoothly, there is also the challenge of managing employees. Many times, workers are trusted with money, stock, or valuable items, but not all of them are honest. I know this very well because I personally suffered after discovering […]
Family secrets are some of the hardest truths to live with. I grew up in Mbale believing that the man I called my father was truly my biological dad. He raised me, provided for me, and disciplined me whenever I went wrong. My mother always treated me with care and love, and I never doubted […]
Marriage is supposed to be a safe place, a union built on love and trust. I always believed my husband and I had something strong. We had lived together in Masaka for six years, and I thought we were unshakable. But one painful evening, my world came crashing down. The man I had trusted with […]
I never thought I would be the kind of woman who would struggle with my husband over money. When we got married, everything seemed perfect. We loved each other deeply, we laughed together, and we promised to support one another. But as months turned into years, I realized something was not working the way I […]
Money is sweet, but success can attract enemies you never expected. I had built my business from scratch. From a single shop in town I grew into several branches across Nairobi and even outside. People respected me. Some envied me. I thought I was living my dream life. Then something strange started happening. Every time […]
You know life has no balance. The people we expect to be holiest are sometimes the ones carrying the darkest secrets. In our estate we had a young pastor and his wife. Everyone respected them. They looked like a perfect couple. They prayed together, they encouraged us during hardships, and people trusted them with advice. […]
Family is supposed to be a place of love, but for us, it had become a battlefield. Brothers were no longer speaking. Sisters looked at each other like enemies. Court cases had dragged on for years, each one uglier than the last. Even funerals turned into shouting matches. We were a family by name only. […]