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Kamaley and I: Original kings of Valentine's mistari

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By Dada Nyoro, George Njunge, Tedd Omondi, Boniface Mithika Verified
| TNX Africa
Red Rose flowers and Love sign. [Elvis Ogina,Standard] With Valentine’s season in full swing, young people will be all over town painting it red, thinking they invented love. But let’s cut them some slack. Every generation thinks that they invented Valentines-plus sex. Corporates will craft syrupy messages for the day, not because they love you but because they love your wallets. Millions of memes and texts will be shared. As for me, I’m out of the business. I've been there, done that.
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A cube and a stove: The 90s marriage starter pack

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By George Njunge, Tedd Omondi, Molly Chebet, Dada Nyoro
| TNX Africa
A cooking stove. (Courtesy) In the 1990s, embarking on the journey of marriage was a remarkably simple affair. It was a time when couples believed in starting small and growing together, forging a life built on love rather than material possessions. Love was the bedrock of every union, and anything beyond that—be it wealth or property—was merely an added bonus. Men who grew up in the 80s and 90s often entered marriage with little to their names.
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