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The contemporary Kenyan creative landscape is preparing for a historical moment as the inaugural Qwani LitFest takes center stage on Saturday, 25th July 2026. Hosted at the Baraza Media Lab in Industrial Area, Nairobi, the daylong gathering running until 6:30 PM marks a major milestone for a movement that began as a daring youth experiment. […]
By: Otieno Arudo
For 12 days at Heltz House in Ngara, Spotify’s Greasy Tunes Nairobi asked a simple question: what happens when the music people already stream in private moments, on matatu rides, during lunch breaks, in Sunday gatherings, gets pulled into a shared physical space. The answer, played out between 15 and 26 July, was a festival […]
Every August, the red earth of Shakahola fills with drumbeats that refuse to let history sleep. This year, from the 12th to the 16th, the Malindi District Cultural Association will host the 23rd edition of the Mekatilili wa Menza Festival across Shakahola and Malindi in Kilifi County, gathering elders, artists, faith leaders and young people […]
Glasgow closed the 23rd Commonwealth Games on August 2 with the baton in the hands of India, the host of the next edition in Ahmedabad in 2030. For Kenya, the numbers on paper look respectable enough. Ninety three athletes travelled to Scotland and came home with three gold, four silver and five bronze medals, good […]
The Kenyan government has flagged 18 counties as priority zones for El Niño preparedness, warning that flash floods, landslides, drought and disease outbreaks are likely once above normal rainfall arrives in October. Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen announced the list in a statement issued Monday, August 10, describing it as the product of a national […]
By: Otieno Arudo
Galleria Mall has soft launched Phase Two of its expansion along Magadi Road, a KES 2.2 billion undertaking that pushes the Karen area property well past its origins as a neighborhood shopping centre. The new wing adds more than 49 outlets, 887 parking bays and an indoor outdoor piazza built for events, dining and the […]
In the quiet of a mid August evening, Kenya’s track queen Faith Kipyegon shared a message that landed softly yet carried the weight of a hard truth. On her social media channels, the triple Olympic champion and double world record holder wrote with characteristic grace, ” as athletes, they ask a lot from their bodies, […]
By: Otieno Arudo
Ticketmaster is formally entering the Kenyan market, launching dedicated operations in the country through Quicket, the pan-African ticketing platform is backs. The move, announced on 20 August, folds Kenya into a longer running East Africa expansion and gives the world’s largest ticketing company a direct foothold in one of the continent’s fastest growing live entertainment […]
On the 24th of August, the comedian behind “Tales of Crazy Kennar,” found himself face to face with Rwandan President Paul Kagame at the Africa Mindset Reset Forum, hosted by the Africa School of Governance at the Kigali Convention Centre. It was a moment that, on the surface, looked like a fan’s lucky brush with […]
Nairobi’s literary calendar turns, once again, to the Kenya Cultural Centre, formerly the Kenya National Theatre, where the Macondo Literary Festival returns for its sixth edition from 18 to 20 September. It has become, in the space of six years, the city’s most established gathering for African histories and futures, run by the Macondo Book […]
