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Ghanaians launch 'Fugu Day' to reclaim traditional attire from online trolls

The loose-fitting, brightly colored cotton garments were unfairly compared to "sleepwear" or "fantasy movie costumes," with derogatory comments.
By Jael Wakesho 2d ago
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New KAG Executive Director Dickens Olwal aims to strengthen actors’ welfare, professional standards and representation by addressing long-standing structural challenges in the industry.
By Anjellah Owino 6d ago
Caroline Ngorobi, a leading figure in Mombasa’s theatre scene, continues to champion original plays, cultural archiving, and emerging artists through her productions and the Wimbi la Sanaa Festival.
By Anjellah Owino 2w ago
This edition follows an exclusive Lamu one that explores its colonisation and gentrification.
By Anjellah Owino 2w ago
The Kenyan community in Rwanda gathered at the Kigali Paramount Hotel this week for an event celebrating a unique partnership between industry and academia last Friday
By John Muchucha 3w ago
From Wangarĩ Maathai’s inspiring story and political satire to coastal taarab storytelling and Valentine’s comedy, Kenya’s theatre scene is set to showcase a rich mix of productions.
By Anjellah Owino 3w ago
In his first solo exhibition, A Lot Has Happened, Ian Gichohi experiments with paper, composition and assemblage to reimagine how photographs are displayed and experienced.
By Anjellah Owino 3w ago
Landscapes from Home, a group exhibition featuring six Kenyan artists, opens in London this January, using diverse visual languages to explore ideas of home, memory, and identity for Africans abroad.
By Anjellah Owino 1mo ago
Mombasa’s historic Little Theatre Club faces possible closure after Kenya Railways Corporation issued a directive to take over the gazetted national monument for a training institute.
By Anjellah Owino 1mo ago
George Ruto’s iconic 'Mood' matatu has unveiled a striking new graffiti artwork featuring American streaming sensation IShowSpeed alongside football legend Cristiano Ronaldo
By Joan Oyiela 1mo ago
Social media has become the driving force in Kenyan theatre marketing, helping production companies attract younger, more discerning audiences while traditional methods play a smaller role.
By Anjellah Owino 1mo ago
Kenya’s theatre scene this year became a bold mirror of power, faith, gender, history and generational change.
By Anjellah Owino 1mo ago
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