The comedy play, written by Allan Mellville, takes a humorous look at family life and the complexities that come with it.
At first glance, you might dismiss Maasai attire as cheap but after taking a closer look, the details will blow you away.
Every corner, adorned with upcycled décor, tells a unique story of conscious living and mindful luxury.
Recently, The Nairobi Contemporary Arts Institute (NCAI) opened its doors to the public as it celebrates the ‘60 Years’ exhibition.
The other day a post on the bride price of a Meru girl went viral after it totalled Sh1.8 million.
More than 40 years since the release of his award-winning novel ‘My Life In Crime’, author John Kiriamiti is set to release a new book ‘The Abduction Squad’.
How on earth is the husband pregnant?
Nabongo Mumia Shiundu was the 7th King of the Wanga Kingdom during the pre-colonial Kenya.
From September 20 till 29, Nairobi will play host to Macondo Literary Festival and Nairobi International Book Fair
A fortnight ago the Luhya Community in the USA and Canada staged a major festival that sought to bring together all Luhyas and their families.
The Kenyan film industry is experiencing a renaissance, with local productions like "Wamaitha" paving the way.
Born and raised in Githurai, Nairobi, Prince Arakaki didn’t have an easy childhood...
Seven young Kenyan writers will share the limelight with internationally acclaimed authors who have been invited to the Macondo Literary Festival (MLF).
Just a few kilometres from the hustle and bustle of Nairobi City lies Ravenwood Escapes, a hidden gem nestled amidst 100 acres of rolling, lush tea plantations
This illuminating conversation took place on the sidelines of the public reading of Sibiloi, a book written by Kairo.
A visionary millennial on the move, Peris Njambi is a mother of one who has never let adversity stifle her dreams.
The songstress only speaks Lingala and French.
Mamboleo is a stage actor, poet, community mobiliser and founder Kaloito Festival and Kajiado TV.
The show, directed by Nash, will be showing at the Kenya National Theatre (KNT) this month from August 15th to 25th.
Today, in Nairobi’s CBD, an army of photographers with their kits has become a common sight, all training their cameras on those willing to have their photos taken at a fee.