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For only Sh37m, you could walk away with a rare book

Exhibition unveiled and traced the role of knowledge in the rise and growth of civilization. Rare books are kept in a cool and dry place to keep their originality.

By Caroline Chebet 16 days ago

For only Sh37m, you could walk away with a rare book

Hindu community share their culture with Kenyans

Hindu community share their culture with Kenyans

By Nancy Nzau 4 months ago

I will Marry When I Want: When the curtain went up

I will Marry When I Want: When the curtain went up

By Ferdinand Mwongela 5 months ago

Most expensive artworks ever auctioned

Most expensive artworks ever auctioned

By Fay Ngina 6 months ago

Rise of Afrobeats: From Africa to the world

The quest for global relevance of the Afrobeats movement is further signposted by the announcement that the next edition of The Headies is scheduled to be held in Atlanta, Georgia, later this year.

By The Conversation 7 months ago

Rise of Afrobeats: From Africa to the world

Memory of World register to be integrated in lessons

The memory of the World Google Arts & Culture platform also features educational resources that Unesco recently made available, a children’s book and a lesson plan for secondary school teachers.

By Caroline Chebet 7 months ago

Memory of World register to be integrated in lessons

When the Luhya bury a man in a sitting position

In the Luhya burial tradition, undertakers ensure the man's sexual organ faces the sky to ensure virility.

By Alexander Chagema 9 months ago

When the Luhya bury a man in a sitting position