Alice Mbeyu, the 60-year-old actress known for her role in the Kenyan television series Zora, has said she is single and open to finding love again. Speaking in an interview on the Obinna Show, she shared that she is seeking genuine companionship with a God-fearing partner. Her remarks, reported by Tuko, drew attention to her personal life and views on relationships later in life.

Nairobi actress Alice Mbeyu, 60, has announced that she is single and ready to find love again after healing from past heartbreak. According to Tuko, Mbeyu shared that she has moved on from previous painful relationships and now feels open to a new partner. She also revealed the qualities she is looking for in an ideal man, expressing hope that she will settle down once she finds the right person.

Sibongile Segobola, who lost her mother, sister and brother, says her grief helped shape her purpose rather than end her story. According to TimesLIVE, she will on Saturday become the first African woman to host a One Woman Fearless Summit on the continent, an event aimed at inspiring women to overcome adversity and find strength through their own experiences.

The widow of slain lawyer Mathew Kyalo Mbobu has shared an emotional message marking one year since he was gunned down in Nairobi. According to The Kenya Times, Anne Mwende Kyalo reflected on the difficult first year without her husband and thanked relatives, friends, colleagues, church members, neighbours and well-wishers for supporting the family through their grief.

Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma has urged women to leave abusive marriages rather than endure domestic violence, saying gender-based violence must not be tolerated. According to The Citizen, she implored women to prioritise their survival over societal expectations and the pressure to remain in harmful relationships. Her remarks add to ongoing calls in South Africa for stronger action against GBV, which remains a pervasive national crisis affecting thousands of women and children each year.

A photograph showing Kenyan academic Professor Lukoye Atwoli alongside his wife and children, taken before her death, has circulated widely and stirred an emotional response among Kenyans. According to Tuko, the image has prompted an outpouring of grief and messages of support for the professor and his family following their loss.