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If it walks like a drunk and quacks like a dictator...

Brute force can win, sometimes. Other times, brawn has to settle and allow the brain to smooth out a path.
By Peter Theuri 6 days ago
If it walks like a drunk and quacks like a dictator...
At home on stage: Martin Kigondu's journey as an actor
By Anjellah Owino 6 days ago
The power of silent motivation
The power of silent motivation
By Esther Muchene 7 days ago
Ochieng Kabaselleh's midas touch and legacy
Ochieng Kabaselleh's midas touch and legacy
By Ben Ahenda 13 days ago
Makadem's new song with Swedish producer
Makadem (real name Charles Odero Ademson)’s new release is an upbeat tempo that sees life as a celebration. The Luo Benga worked on the song with Swedish producer Kronan.
By Anjellah Owino 14 days ago
Makadem's new song with Swedish producer
Billionaires party: Jeff Bezos, Lauren Sanchez wedding extravaganza stuns Venice
Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez have reportedly invited about 200 guests to their multi-million dollar nuptials in Venice.
By AFP 15 days ago
Billionaires party: Jeff Bezos, Lauren Sanchez wedding extravaganza stuns Venice
French police probe fake Disneyland 'marriage' with nine-year-old
Two people were held for questioning in the case, which initially caused alarm when staff alerted police on Saturday that it could have concerned an illegal child marriage.
By AFP 19 days ago
French police probe fake Disneyland 'marriage' with nine-year-old
Role of creatives in uplifting Gen Z movement's key political message
Amid last year’s protests, there emerged a new cultural force. Youthful protesters delivered change messages artistically.
By Anjellah Owino and Boniface Mithika 22 days ago
Role of creatives in uplifting Gen Z movement's key political message
Musk's X sues to block New York social media transparency law
Elon Musk's X Corp has filed a lawsuit challenging a New York state law that requires social media companies to report how they moderate hate speech and disinformation.
By AFP 24 days ago
Musk's X sues to block New York social media transparency law
Tyler Perry's Straw left us in tears, here's why
Some movies entertain. Some shock. A few inspire. Straw, Tyler Perry’s latest film, is one such haunting masterpiece. Straw is not just a film. It is a collective reckoning.
By Lillian Mutavi 27 days ago
Tyler Perry's Straw left us in tears, here's why
Nakuru makes baby steps to revive dying creative industry
In November 2023, UNESCO placed Nakuru and Port Louis in Mauritius to its list of Creative Cities Network. The two cities became the first in Eastern Africa to join the prestigious network.
By Caroline Chebet 28 days ago
Nakuru makes baby steps to revive dying creative industry
Kenya's plus-size fashion show says 'big is beautiful'
Started nine years ago, the East Africa Plus Size Fashion Affair is the only event of its kind in Kenya, despite the fact that the region 'has mostly really plump women'.
By AFP 1 month ago
Kenya's plus-size fashion show says 'big is beautiful'
Aicha Macky, Niger's taboo-breaking filmmaker
From infertility struggles to the shape of a woman's body, award-winning filmmaker Aicha Macky tackles issues considered taboo in Niger's conservative society.
By AFP 1 month ago
Aicha Macky, Niger's taboo-breaking filmmaker
South Africa's amapiano has the world dancing
According to Spotify, amapiano featured in more than 855 million streams recorded in 2024 alone, making the genre a powerful promotion tool for career dancers.
By AFP 1 month ago
South Africa's amapiano has the world dancing
Collela Mazee's rich legacy
Collela Mazee was an articulate solo guitarist and singer who led the Victoria Kings B Jazz Band to become a formidable force in the music scene from the 1970s to the early 2000s.
By Ben Ahenda 1 month ago
Collela Mazee's rich legacy
Exhibition looks at suicide, alcoholism
In ‘Between the Bars’, multidisciplinary artist Ndung’u Mbithi intricately explores the delicate theme of suicide in four weaving pieces.
By Anjellah Owino 1 month ago
Exhibition looks at suicide, alcoholism
Why Gen Zs are flocking to Ngemi homecoming festivals
March, Eva's Garden transformed into a cultural mosaic of dance, art, and unity under the glittering skies of Limuru.
By Jayne Rose Gacheri 1 month ago
Why Gen Zs are flocking to Ngemi homecoming festivals
Parenting in post-pandemic era
Child Well-being in an Unpredictable World, children in some of the wealthiest nations have fallen behind academically, emotionally, and physically, raising urgent concerns for parents worldwide.
By Jaynerose Gacheri 1 month ago
Parenting in post-pandemic era
Kardashian 'grateful' after Paris robbers convicted
Describing the heist as "the most terrifying experience of my life", Kardashian swiftly expressed her gratitude to the French authorities for pursuing "justice".
By AFP 1 month ago
Kardashian 'grateful' after Paris robbers convicted
US singer Chris Brown freed on £5 million bail in UK assault case
American R&B singer Chris Brown, former boyfriend of superstar Rihanna, was on Wednesday ordered released on bail in an assault case.
By AFP 1 month ago
US singer Chris Brown freed on £5 million bail in UK assault case
Scarlett Johansson faces tough reviews in director debut
Scarlett Johansson faced some tough initial reviews for her debut film as a director after it premiered in front of a VIP-packed crowd at the Cannes film festival on Tuesday.
By AFP 1 month ago
Scarlett Johansson faces tough reviews in director debut
US RB singer Chris Brown arrested in UK: reports
London's Metropolitan Police said a 36-year-old man was in custody on suspicion of grievous bodily harm, without naming him.
By AFP 1 month ago
US RB singer Chris Brown arrested in UK: reports
William and Kate release romantic image on low-key anniversary
Prince William and his wife Catherine marked their 14th anniversary by releasing a romantic photograph of themselves on the Scottish island of Mull, as the princess continues her cancer recovery.
By AFP 2 months ago
William and Kate release romantic image on low-key anniversary
Mohamed Komeja and his Kiswahili play, 'Picha'
Mohamed Komeja and his Kiswahili play, ‘Picha’
By Anjellah Owino 2 months ago
Mohamed Komeja and his Kiswahili play, 'Picha'
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