Fay Ngina

1 week ago | standardmedia.co.ke | Fay Ngina

Kirinyaga Woman Rep feted in UK for empowering women and youth (Photo: Elvis Ogina, Standard)Kirinyaga Woman Representative Njeri Maina has been honoured in the United Kingdom for her work in youth and women leadership in Kenya. She received the award during the 2025 MK Inspiration Awards held at the Mayor of Milton Keynes Civic Reception and Awards Ceremony. Njeri was recognised for her Tupange Kesho program, which focuses on empowering young people and women in Kirinyaga County.

1 week ago | standardmedia.co.ke | Fay Ngina

Bebe Rexha opens up about pregnancy loss, health struggles after Met Gala body shaming (Photo: Getty Images)American singer Bebe Rexha has shared her pain after facing online comments about her weight. The 35-year-old spoke out in a post on X (formerly Twitter), which she later deleted. Rexha, who has polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), revealed that she recently experienced a pregnancy loss. "I'm so tired of people commenting on my weight," she wrote. "I have PCOS and struggle with infertility.

3 weeks ago | tnx.africa | Fay Ngina

Esther Passaris has been told off by Kenyans after wading into the controversy surrounding a 22-year-old man accused of impersonating President William Ruto on social media. The Nairobi Woman Representative took to her online platform on Wednesday, April 23, 2025, to comment on the arrest of Titus Wekesa Sifuna, who was charged with publishing false information through a parody account on X. “Freedom of speech is a right,” Passaris wrote.

3 weeks ago | tnx.africa | Fay Ngina

Members of Parliament Esther Passaris and Didmus Barasa have lashed out at a controversial wave of online satire mocking Raila Odinga by dressing him in papal robes. The politicians noted that the viral memes have crossed the line between humour and disrespect. Passaris, the Nairobi Woman Representative and the Kimilili MP both spoke out strongly, denouncing the digital trend that compares the ODM leader to the late Pope.

2 months ago | tnx.africa | Fay Ngina

When President William Ruto casually announced a plan to introduce a machine that churns out a whopping one million chapatis daily, Kenyans on X (formerly Twitter) did what they do best, turned it into pure comedy. AI-generated images flooded the platform, bringing the ambitious chapati dream to life in the most outrageous ways. One viral image showcases a futuristic chapati factory, complete with massive conveyor belts rolling out endless stacks of golden-brown delights.