Baci, with her team of 10 chefs wearing uniforms embarked on the marathon that took them nine hours, expertly mixing recipes to produce the popular West African dish and make history.
As the world marks 2025, Ethiopia celebrates the dawn of 2018 today. This is Enkutatash, the nation's unique New Year festival. Discover why the country follows a 13-month calendar and how this ancient celebration of renewal is marked with bright yellow flowers, symbolic bonfires, and rich family traditions.
Structures like the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) and the Moi International Sports Centre in Kasarani are not just landmarks, they are symbols of Kenya’s journey, its ambitions, and its creativity.
The Franciscan Sisters of St. Joseph condemned the incident in which one of their members was filmed physically assaulting a younger Sister at St. Theresa’s Convent, Asumbi.
Cities are like brands, their reputation shapes how residents feel about them, how tourists experience them, and how investors choose where to put their money.
Platforms like TikTok have amplified this trend by rewarding visually captivating videos with wider reach, making it more tempting for creators to turn their announcements into viral moments.
From Chanel's game-changing suits to Christian Louboutin's red-soled heels, the most iconic items in fashion are tied to a single name. Before they were global empires, they were the personal brands of ambitious creators. Here are the men and women who put their own signature on the label and built a lasting legacy.
Angela Ndambuki is not new to fame as she was part of the three-girl band, Tatuu that took the Kenyan music scene by storm in the 2000s before expanding her influence in the corporate world and rising to to a position of global influence in which she elevates African music globally while creating value for players in the creative economy.
Following the passing of legendary designer Giorgio Armani, we look back at the visionary who transformed modern fashion. From a surprising career start to building a multi-billion dollar empire entirely on his own terms, this is the story of how his name became a global benchmark for style.
While many of these punishments are now remembered with humour or disbelief, they highlight how disciplinary practices in schools sometimes crossed the line from correction to humiliation or exploitation.
Baraza Media Lab marks five years with a new Industrial Area hub, expanding its network to bring training, incubation and verification support for independent media beyond Nairobi. Also open are hubs in Kisumu, Mombasa and Nakuru.
Constant lateness can strain any relationship. If you're tired of waiting and arguing, it's time for a new approach. Discover practical, cooperative strategies to sync your schedules, reduce stress, and get out the door on time - together.
A number of celebrities have turned to joint statements in what could otherwise be a chaotic and emotionally charged process and come with several advantages.
Away from the shadows of Isaac Mwaura, Nelius Mukami Mwaura has curved a niche for herself in business, lifestyle blogging and established a thriving non-governmental organisation that is touching many lives
Kenya has scored major public health victories over the decades, with WHO confirming the elimination of several life-threatening diseases. From sleeping sickness to smallpox, these milestones highlight the country’s progress in safeguarding communities.
Safaris are meant to be magical experiences that bring people close to nature and wildlife. However, not every tourist seems to respect the unspoken rules of the wild.
Is your smartphone getting more attention than your partner? These seemingly innocent daily habits could be silently damaging your connection and reducing the quality of your time together.
“I do not just make clothes, I create East African stories. Every fabric I use has crossed a border, carrying culture, craft, and connection,” she remarks as she receives a shipment of earthy Ugandan bark cloth just hours after the arrival of a consignment of vibrant Tanzanian khanga fabrics.
From highway interchanges to clothing fabrics, many human inventions borrow directly from plant structures and functions. Here are seven examples of how nature shapes everyday technology.