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Kenyan interdisciplinary artist Paskaline Maiyo, based in the UK, is gaining recognition for transforming the human body into a living canvas for climate change, identity, and diaspora experience.
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki says, regulatory agencies determine whether citizens and businesses encounter efficiency or delays, clarity or confusion, fairness or inconsistency.
Women in Nairobi attended the inaugural Suhba Series at Kingfisher Nest Hotel, where discussions focused on financial literacy, faith, ethical wealth-building and modern career challenges.
Messry Lung’atso made history as the first Miss African Essence International 2026 winner, vowing to use her crown to champion African culture, youth empowerment and unity.
Kabondo Kasipul MP Eve Obara has said she is deeply saddened by the death of gospel singer Rachel Wandetto, after a brutal attack..
Kabondo Kasipul MP Eve Obara has criticised Siaya Governor James Orengo over remarks against Homa Bay Governor Gladys Wanga, saying they demeaned the integrity of women leaders.
The government has reaffirmed its commitment to improving access to affordable menstrual health products by supporting local manufacturing and tax incentives on sanitary products
A new international photography project launched in Nairobi will document 100 people across five countries through portraits and personal stories.
A new aesthetics clinic in Karen has highlighted the growing demand for professional cosmetic treatments as Kenya's beauty industry shifts towards wellness, skin health and ageing.
Graduands celebrated a major academic milestone at Kenyatta University's 59th Graduation Ceremony in Nairobi, marking years of hard work under the theme of youth-driven inclusive education.
More than 1,000 wine enthusiasts attended the seventh Nairobi Wine Fair, highlighting Kenya's growing interest in wine education, premium lifestyle experiences and experiential leisure.
A Benin-inspired collection honouring the Dahomey Women Warriors won the top award at Nairobi's Global Fusion Fashion Show, beating eight other culturally inspired designer showcases.
This year's event seeks to recognise individuals and organisations advancing youth leadership, civic participation and sustainable community development, while encouraging strong partnerships.
Owaa Magdalene Jugu and Fadhili Amanda emerged as the 2026 Miss and Mr Tranquility Africa winners during the finals held at PrideInn Plaza Hotel along Mombasa Road on August 8.
The two-day event, marked the latest instalment of the platform's monthly series following previous pop-ups at Yaya Centre and Nairobi Street Kitchen.
MEMA Africa and Macmillan Medical Training College are exploring collaboration in health, creative training, talent development and mental health support for creatives.
Top East African designers and fashion creatives were honoured during the East Africa International Fashion Week in Kisumu, with Zarabi Fashion House taking the top designer award.
The partnership also envisions joint implementation during the second edition of the EAGMA Awards and Festival, scheduled for Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
Proceeds raised from the runway event will directly support these daily operational needs and ongoing care.
Organisers expressed ambitions to bring the program to individual counties to address localised climate challenges like drought, waste management, and deforestation.
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