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Hi Musoo. Very good content. Barikiwa sana

Mm seing this after wangu sahii ako na mwaka na miezi tatu na bibi yake wa pili

Where is this lady nowadays I have been looking for her blogs but sipati

What happened to gutu kwa murata

Ucio ndauma nawira wamuthuri onandaguthikagiriria kafa wambui wamwangi

Kwani hii channel iliisha?😭😭

Memories ❤

Good luck Madam

Good counsel. Full of Solomonic advise.

Good advice to married couples. You are a strong lady

Good discussion but when it comes to diabetes this fellow (wa Limuru) is extremely ignorant!

Next tjme don't put the music. We need to hear the testimony, prayers and blessings from every family

Kuhonoka ti ukombo,na ngai ndendete mundu urakua ta kirimu

May The Lord bless our CEO madam Alice and the entire Gutu kwa Murata team for this noble act.

Pole sana

Pole

Pole sana

Yes kanitha no uingatuo

May God give you strength to overcome

Ok ikwa wewe ni wakili peana no ya simu

Oa Mzee na uoe bibi Ako na watoto utembee na maisha

This lifestyle was for the upper classes then.....now it is common with many couples.....let us all learn....

We would wish you come severally. Margaret

May God intervine sad story

Ngai kai ari nugu 😢 ya mundu ati nierwo ni nyau umite nyeri 😂

This gentleman Mandera is 👌👌👌👌

Sorry mum its painful may God see you through

If in 1980 she was 21, then she is 64 years old😢

Ati ngiri ithatu?,,,ruracio ma?woiii...

Hey Alice good interview

An interesting Lady... anyway marriage was God's plan..we need to be careful the way you advice those in a marriage union.. thanks

Weuh seven children with that hardship?Haki God had not spoken.

Wueh!!mi nimelelewa full gospel na kwetu hakuna hizo mambo

Mam shiro Irene muturi Mombasa

Hello Alice, this was a great interview you asked all the right questions. I know you read messages since I remember telling you to ask guests what year the events happened. I'm in America and I went through the something similar with my ex. I got pregnant without knowing him well but after we moved in together I started seeing his true colors. He was drinking daily, losing jobs, lack of money management and so much irresponsibility. After 7 years I left him. Its been 6 years but I'm still dealing with the effects of that relationship. I'm raising my daughter alone and have developed high blood pressure and other illnesses due to stress. Its not good to stay in a bad relationship.

What

Well well well. The only unfortunate issue is that getting a baby juu ya visa a me marriage kwa mtu hakupendi.

Waaa a very difficulty journey to endure...a perseverance lady.. learning alot from her experience

This very true

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Twitire Julius Malema niwe uroiga visa ithire

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Very educative program 👏. Asante Alice

Please bring us an expert who can discuss the health issues that older people face, especially joint pain, high blood pressure, diabetes and vision loss. Thanks very much. I love your shows, I'm always looking forward to new episodes.

This is very good advice especially friendship with the father of your children. I really wish I could be friends with my ex, unfortunately, he still wants me. I no longer love him, but he doesn't understand or accept it. So I choose not to have any association with him

My good neighbour, keep up the good work mum

A wonderful conversation.. wonderful advice.. thanks for sharing

Weldon mum

Thengiu maitu ni kwaga kunoga guturera na wendo, kioo na uugi. We thank God for you always.

That's my lovely Mum right there. Bravo mum. Keep inspiring the masses.