The 13-million-year old Babe Ape The dry, stony terrain of Turkana basin in northern Kenya has yielded a treasure trove of prehistoric animal, plant and human…
Investing in the Future: the third and final article in our series celebrating 10 years of conservation impact We are rounding off this special series with…
Visitors to Kenya’s stunning coastline will probably be familiar with traditional Swahili dhow boats. They have carried the ancient Kenyan community across the seas for centuries.…
The tinkling of bells wafts up in a hot current, cutting a stream of consciousness through my nap. I have a cold shower, looking out over…
The river sweeps seemingly upwards, flowing away from us round a bend to the whap whap calls of Egyptian Geese – Mtorogi in Maa, the language…
December 1-3, 2017 , Dar es Salaam, Tanzania 10th Swahili Fashion Week Swahili Fashion Week & Awards provides a platform for fashion and accessory designers from…
You can eat sushi, drink dark, bitter spiced kahawa, bargain with vendors, beach comb or kite surf and with all of these, you can relax and…
You know how they say pictures can lie, well I took a risk and booked myself for an adventure and stumbled across what I would call…
Hotels have sprouted in Nairobi as fast it is growing. These four Nairobi hotel bars are perfect for some downtime, a quick meeting or simply to…
Maia von Lekow is already at the cafe when I arrive, looking calmly into her laptop screen, an almost finished cup of foamy coffee beside her.…