THE OTHER SIDE OF A SHEREHE (PARTY) GONE TOO FAR
THE OTHER SIDE OF A “SHEREHE” (PARTY) GONE TOO FAR The work week is winding down. It’s Friday. School is closing. A party is coming soon. It’s someone’s birthday. Seeing a trend? Who doesn’t love a party and a reason to make merry? For Kenyan youths, there’s nothing other than the “sherehe” moment to scheme out their most crazy dance moves, outfits and an excuse to swerve on the edge of sobriety. If you haven’t been seen or appeared on a social media post or story on a night out, then you just didn’t have fun or you are hiding from your other half. Social media posts are the paparazzi for the night, and if you are at home, you are simply using data or WIFI to be told, what you are missing. Arranging a big group of people for laughs is not a thing to be missed, unless it is for valid reason. Even in small groups, the laughter is still warming to the heart. Let’s take this a bit of a step back and see our party fellows. You know them. They come in a variety of chara