after much debate.... and analysis... kenyan ladies generally do better than their brothers.... all factors held constant..... ulevi,abandonment of kids,selling family property,wrecklessness etc etc... ladies are less likely to engage in such vices.. what do you think?

He who laughs last thinks slowest..

@Pondi..I dont think so.I believe its all depends on an a individual.Could u please furnish us with these analysis/data and when and where they were performed?Probably the data were skewed and thus were biased towards one side.

The Hague...or Local Triburnal ama TJRC.

there is a spirirt of 'proving oneself' that is going around and this coupled with gender equality and affirmative action by companies have led to many ladies advancing in their career....lets just say women had not been given the opportunity hapo mbeleni thats why we can see the change.

A little Blindness is necessary when you undertake Risk.

Girls are street sharp nd wise. They seem to have s'mthing most men lack. Im just saying!

Looking at it differently,the Mrs of Gerald Mahinda,Adan Mohammed,Etemesi,Titus Naikuni,The Somen brothers,James Mwangi,Linus Gitahi,James Mworia,Eddy Njoroge most likely are doing better than their siblings.

Glass half full or half empty.

In a typical family setting,ladies will be perceived to do better because they are faster in pursuing constructive income generating activities at those mid-20 years.

Ladies will generally have other shoulders to lean on in terms of advice et al and will generally stabilise faster i.e. through 'I DO',Chamas,therefore they will be doing better at that point in time.

Fast forward this to the mid-50's age bracket and the scenario changes slightly. Why? If buying sofasets and curtains from savings is doing well then i beg to differ. But also,if drinking everything is doing well then I stand to be corrected.

DR KEN K.