Everything to know about cocktail chairs What differentiates it from other accent chairs is that it’s a small chair and has no arms.
South African becomes youngest Commonwealth Short Story Prize winner She was among the five regional winners selected from 6,642 entries.
For the Record: Of memoirs and the question of motive Autobiographies are always problematic as they present events through the writer’s viewpoint.
Winnie and Nelson Mandela: new book on their marriage and S. Africa’s struggle The book is a double biography of South Africa’s two famous liberation leaders and a historical love story about their personal lives.
A read to deepen relationship with Mama In 2020, Jyune started writing and publishing guided journals on Amazon in different niches. "I showed my friend the kind of books that I was writing, and the conservations fostered the idea of...
Kenyan film 'Kahawa Black' selected for 14th Durban FilmMart "African filmmakers are broadening the scope of cinema and offering fresh perspectives to audiences worldwide."
East African women authors and the children’s book revolution Women writers took it upon themselves to educate children about independence and the meaning of decolonisation.
Policeman who embraced art out to change society He has done over 100 pieces of art including portraits of famous individuals and for clients.
How Mukami kept Kimathi name alive over the years Her story paints us the picture of the life of women freedom fighters.
Egara Kabaji releases a new book with an unusual title The book tackles the many ills that bedevil our country and the fate of those who try to resolve them.
Patience pays for director as film that took 8 years to make finally premieres Film editor Angela Wamai’s debut film Shimoni is now screening in Kenya for the first time.
Communication in the month of ‘maying’ and the big Mother’s Day I do not know if the choice of the month of May as world communication month has a connection with its being associated with mothers and the bond of “maying.”
Five simple ideas for styling your window sills Every single nook and cranny in your home presents itself as a styling opportunity to you, its resident home stylist.
Sujay's satirical take on animal trophies in conservation era Sujay was first struck by the cruelty to Kenya’s wildlife as a child visiting the Nairobi National Museum where he first saw the animal trophies and skins.
How we started our corporate gifting business with Sh1 million capital Louisa Wanjiru Ndathi is the Managing Director at Giftcellent Services, a gifting service that specialises in crafting and delivering personalised gift hampers to individuals and corporates
Muli: It is not all doom and gloom for publishing industry According to Muli dealing with knowledgeable people, the measure of standards is quality production.
In Harry Belafonte, Kenya and Africa had a great friend As a civil rights crusader in the US, Belafonte was a powerful driving force against US excesses in Africa and the world.
The young stay patriotic as politicians destroy Kenya Schools and colleges drama festival carry the spirit of what is good for Kenya.
Walibora family seeks answers three years since untimely demise Walibora’s family is yet to recover from shock of the writer’s sudden death.
Austin Bukenya: Daystar University celebrates Prof Talitwala, a witness of love, faith Prof Talitwala will certainly rest in peace if his successors keep promoting vision and practice of a balanced scientific and humanitarian education.
The young stay patriotic as politicians destroy Kenya Schools and colleges drama festival carry the spirit of what is good for Kenya.
Walibora family seeks answers three years since untimely demise Walibora’s family is yet to recover from shock of the writer’s sudden death.
