Dressing changes with time and sometimes it is determined by what is new in the market. (What is considered hip at the moment) Young women today want to dress according to fashion and so they do. Not all young women, but majority prefer to go along with what is fashionable at the moment. Sometime back it was ‘pencil’ and now it is stockings. When it was ‘pencil’, majority of young women thought of it as a must thing to own and so they purchased them. Nowadays the hip thing is stockings and so most young women want to or already own these.

MATATU (PUBLIC SERVICE VEHICLES)
The Kenyan matatu are known for having some yellow horizontal strip, loud music and the conductors are sometimes rude to consumers.
Last evening I boarded a matatu home and when I reached the destination and was getting off, the conductor said to me, “Harakisha kushuka” (Get off quickly). And then I said to him, “Nikapanda hii matatu hukuniambia niharakishe kuingia” (When I got into this matatu, you did not tell me to hurry up getting inside). Then he looked at me and said, “Pole madam” (Sorry madam).

WHO SHOULD BE IN THE KITCHEN?

In the modern society, both women and men are professionals. So who should be in the kitchen?

SEXUALITY FOR A YOUNG KENYAN WOMAN.

">Culture has different meanings that could be as diverse as the universe. Culture refers to different ways of life. Could be in terms of religion, language, dress code, societal beliefs, staple foods and so on. Depending on the culture that one comes from, he/she might think of the other culture as superior or inferior.

SOCIETY OR RELIGION  SHOULD NOT DETERMINE DRESS CODE.

There are many young women out there who dress to impress the society that they live in.

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Come one and all and support YWLI. For the good things that it does in empowering young girls and women. A good course that deserves all support. Thumbs up to all the women who've spent sleepless nights to make YWLI what it is today,

YWLI has helped me a great deal in realising that i am a leader. in a small way i encourage all the women colleagues that i work with and let them know and they can do anything as good as the male counterparts. am a representative of the women in a union and so i advocate for women rights.