Onesmus Okamar's dig into archives of the soul, past

Onesmus Okamar’s paintings in his exhibition ‘Archives of My Soul’ portray the soul in a genderless form.

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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.

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Art Show on essence of a woman

Walking into April Kamunde’s exhibition felt like a retreat, a place that sways to the rhythm of rest.

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Museum roots for the African story

PiCHA, Africa’s first museum for contemporary African photography, will open its doors in June 2026.

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A celebration of Ngugi wa Thiong'o's life and works

The University of Nairobi hosted a national tribute for the late Prof Ngugi wa Thiong'o at the Taifa Hall on Friday.

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Play on unholy union of clergy, politicians

‘The Anointed Cartel’ play daringly takes on the unholy union between politicians and religious leaders.

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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.

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Onesmus Okamar's dig into archives of the soul, past

Onesmus Okamar’s paintings in his exhibition ‘Archives of My Soul’ portray the soul in a genderless form.

By 5 months 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 5 months ago

Art Show on essence of a woman

Walking into April Kamunde’s exhibition felt like a retreat, a place that sways to the rhythm of rest.

By 6 months ago

Museum roots for the African story

PiCHA, Africa’s first museum for contemporary African photography, will open its doors in June 2026.

By 6 months ago

A celebration of Ngugi wa Thiong'o's life and works

The University of Nairobi hosted a national tribute for the late Prof Ngugi wa Thiong'o at the Taifa Hall on Friday.

By 6 months ago

Play on unholy union of clergy, politicians

‘The Anointed Cartel’ play daringly takes on the unholy union between politicians and religious leaders.

By 6 months ago

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 6 months ago

Onesmus Okamar's dig into archives of the soul, past

Onesmus Okamar’s paintings in his exhibition ‘Archives of My Soul’ portray the soul in a genderless form.

By 5 months 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 5 months ago

Art Show on essence of a woman

Walking into April Kamunde’s exhibition felt like a retreat, a place that sways to the rhythm of rest.

By 6 months ago

Museum roots for the African story

PiCHA, Africa’s first museum for contemporary African photography, will open its doors in June 2026.

By 6 months ago

A celebration of Ngugi wa Thiong'o's life and works

The University of Nairobi hosted a national tribute for the late Prof Ngugi wa Thiong'o at the Taifa Hall on Friday.

By 6 months ago

Play on unholy union of clergy, politicians

‘The Anointed Cartel’ play daringly takes on the unholy union between politicians and religious leaders.

By 6 months ago

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 6 months ago

Museum roots for the African story

PiCHA, Africa's first museum for contemporary African photography, will open its doors in June 2026.

By Anjellah Owino 6 months ago

Art Show on essence of a woman

Walking into April Kamunde's exhibition felt like a retreat, a place that sways to the rhythm of rest.

By Anjellah Owino 6 months ago

A celebration of Ngugi wa Thiong'o's life and works

The University of Nairobi hosted a national tribute for the late Prof Ngugi wa Thiong'o at the Taifa Hall on Friday.

By Anjellah Owino 6 months ago

Play on unholy union of clergy, politicians

'The Anointed Cartel' play daringly takes on the unholy union between politicians and religious leaders.

By Anjellah Owino 6 months ago

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 6 months ago

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Ngugi's literary war and why he chose Kikuyu

Throughout his life, the celebrated literary figure championed vernacular languages as instruments of decolonisation and preservation of African identity and cultures.

By Anjellah Owino 6 months ago

Pope Leo XIV: From Chicago to the Vatican, a humble journey to the papacy

The 133 cardinals elected the new pope on Thursday evening, the second day of the conclave held behind the sealed doors of the Sistine Chapel since 1492.

By Anjellah Owino 7 months ago

'Don't shoot the messenger': Journalists demand safety, justice on World Press Freedom Day

Silenced voices: Kenyan media faces mounting pressure as freedom shrinks.

By Anjellah Owino 7 months ago

Why Italian Cardinal Becciu won't participate in conclave to elect new pope

Italian Cardinal Giovanni Angelo Becciu on Tuesday, April 29, renounced his right to participate in the upcoming papal conclave, in line with the wishes of the late Pope Francis.

By Anjellah Owino 7 months ago

College of cardinals to elect pope on May 7

The College of Cardinals will elect a new pope starting Monday, May 7, a senior Vatican source confirmed

By Anjellah Owino 7 months ago

Art competition winners named, 2025 edition announced

Two incredible artworks, Natalya Nduta's painting and Seth Kabacho's drawings, were among the top winners of the Live Free Art Competition by Jubilee.

By Anjellah Owino 8 months ago

Artists vs AI: Real art needs human touch, creatives say

AI has been spreading across different fields, raising a big question: What is the future of art now that machines can "create"?

By Anjellah Owino 8 months ago

Mohamed Komeja and his Kiswahili play, 'Picha'

Mohamed Komeja and his Kiswahili play, 'Picha'

By Anjellah Owino 8 months ago

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Indigenous plays take centre stage

The Kenyan theatre scene is seeing a reawakening led by a love for plays in local languages. Leading the charge are Kikuyu and Luo.

By Anjellah Owino 9 months ago

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Week of love: Theatre gets in the mood

The essence of love was captured in a comedy play 'Threads of Trust' by Igiza Arts Production staged at the Kenya National Theatre last weekend.

By Anjellah Owino 10 months ago

NASA has no agenda, says Jubilee Party

President says Opposition leaders are power-hungry and have no development agenda for the country

By Robert Kiplagat and Patrick Kibet 8 years ago