AI Romance Dramas Capturing Kenyan Women, One Scroll at a Time
By Lenah Bosibori
Nairobi, Kenya: In the 2000s, many African households gathered around television sets to watch Nigerian films, popularly known as Afro-Cinema. Those stories...
From Swahili Bites to Showroom Lights: The changing Soul of Mombasa’s Moi Avenue
By June Lance
Mombasa- The neon signs of Moi Avenue once told the story of Mombasa after dark. For decades, this iconic artery of Kenya’s...
The Luhya Tradition Where Young Men Dig Graves for a Raw Chicken
By Shaban Makokha
Kakamega- Kenya: Deep inside the heartland of the Luhya community, a quiet, unspoken tradition has quietly shaped generations of young men.
It is...
