Dan Mue
The first time I heard of Tassia, it felt like a serene, stylish place, commanding respect just from the sound of its name. For those who might not know, Tassia is an estate or simply put – a residential town – in Nairobi. How is Tassia a girl, you might ask. Well, I’ll get to … Read more
One of the things I most admire my mother for is how close she is to her sister, my auntie. They call each other, laugh together over the phone and share a lot. And they do it everyday. I could spend a week without calling my brother, sorry brother mine, I’ll try better. So, I … Read more
“I just do not have enough angry Kenyans to work with me to reset this country” “We prayed to God to scatter the BBI process and we have been vindicated” “Do you need a document to bring the country together?” “Somebody give me 1000 committed professionals who are completely tired of status quo in Kenya … Read more
In today’s world, we want to make tradition our own choice. We don’t want to have life’s choices written in stone for us to follow. We want to forge our own paths, to live out our own tastes. It’s the 21st century and the world has never been more open to new ideas, new behavioral … Read more
We tend to overlook vernacular languages when choosing music to listen to, because we assume vernacular lacks the upbeat groove. But not anymore, these two artists will prove to you that all it takes to make a good upbeat jam in vernacular is a mash of creativity and talent. Stacy Kamatu – Coka Mucie With … Read more