SOCIETY

Sunday, June 20, 2004

Society is published by the Standard Group as a pull out magazine in the Sunday Standard.

The houses that love built
Benson Riungu revisits the erotic past and finds a country strewn with stone, brick and marble monuments to the great romances and heartbreaks of a past that once painted Kenya as a theatre for white sexual excesses and decadence.

BENSON'S WORLD
•	Searching for the doctor who will say that which you wish to hear
National Dress
•	Search enters home stretch
REVIEW
•	Book: A book riddled with controversies
•	Music: Gospel music rules the charts
TRENDS
•	Beauty: The truth about haircuts
•	Femina: What every woman should have and know
MOTORING
•	How to keep your car in tip-top condition
RELATIONSHIPS
•	Affairs: When he’s falling out of love

EDITORIAL

Let us celebrate our different monuments to love

FEEDBACK

What readers say...

PERSEPECTIVE

	Occupaton: Flying is not fun
	The Bottomline: No wonder journalism has become a religion

FAMILY OUTING

•	The tree house where a princess became queen
•	FAMILY WEEKEND

HEALTH

	Good living: With a good diet, ageing can be delayed
	HIV/AIDS Alert: Keeping to a prescribed treatment plan

EATING OUT

Upcountry trials and tribulations

FAMILY MATTERS

•	Family Finance: Your finances, your responsibility
•	Small Enterprice: Depend on systems, not secrets

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