Is the statement, ‘Married Women Are Easier Prey’, a Myth or Reality?
The idea that married women are ‘easier to sleep with’ is a common online dating myth. RELATED: All-Women Scientists Voyage to set Sail for Antarctica 1). The myth that married women are easy prey relies on the flawed assumption that all wives are emotionally neglected and will easily fold 2). Women who feel neglected or…
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What to Bear in Mind When Writing Content for Website
By Abdi Ali Published May 7, 2014 It doesn’t matter what your website is about; what matters is the quality of the content you provide for people to enjoy. So how do you create the best content that will help your website show up in search engine results? RELATED: Debt Burden and Opaque Resource-Backed…
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Does Your Child Trust You?
Trust is something that a parent need not do anything to earn from one’s own child. It is already there. All a parent can do is strengthen or erode it! As the child grows, says Robert McGee in Father Hunger, this trust becomes fragile and has to be reinforced for it to remain intact. Children…
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How Town Planners and Designers Can Help in Fighting Urban Neighbourhood Crime
Town planners and designers can help in fighting Crime in urban areas by manipulating physical environments to deter criminal behaviour, reduce fear of crime and improve quality of life through an urban planning and architectural approach called Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) 1). By thoughtfully designing spaces, planners and architects increase the perceived risk…
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Why Safety and Security Should be Factored in Urban Planning and Design
As Urbanisation gallops across Africa at frenetic speed, so does the rate of exposure to incidents of violence and crime. 1). Urban planners and designers, more than any one else, hold the key to the fort of safety and security in urban areas 2). Crime can be curbed by either preventing it or exercising social…
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Why It’s Better for Parents to Discipline Their Children Than Letting the State Do It!
Eight children aged 15 and 16 years were arraigned for murder in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, on June 26, 2026. RELATED: Dysfunctional Families and Power Struggles Come on Your Screen 1). The children were accused of arson at Utumishi Girls Academy in Gilgil in May 2026 in which 16 of their schoolmates died and 79…
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