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Barris is an American film and TV writer, director, executive producer, and actor. In a statement regarding his name Barris once said, “My mom went through civil rights; my dad went through civil rights. My name was Kenya because they wanted to give me an African name.” His father is said to have visited Kenya, … Read more
Nairobi is Kenya’s Capital and administrative city. It serves as the seat of the national government as well as the major commercial hub in East and Central Africa. Nairobi city started as a rail depot station in 1899, serving the Kenya-Uganda railway. It served as a logistical center for railway workers and British Colonialists who … Read more
Josky Kiambukuta was a Rhumba artist, composer, and singer-songwriter who rose into fame back in 1969 when he joined a band. Other than his fine talent as a composer, Josky was also known for his wide vocals range, from soprano to bass. Here’s a quick summary of his bio: Josky Kiambukuta Profile Birth Name Joseph … Read more
The onset of the flu season in many households means a lot of sore throats, raspy voices, and snotty noses. A sore throat can be uncomfortable, and is often caused by viruses, bacteria, or seasonal allergies. Most usually heal within days, but inflamed tonsils and sinuses cause pain or difficulty swallowing food. While doctors will … Read more
For ladies, dating can be a challenging game in finding the right man to go out with. When considering what makes a great partner, pride is not usually something that comes to mind. Most people seek a partner who is humble and down-to-earth. Recent research has even suggested that prideful men are actually successful in … Read more
The name “Kenya” draws its origin from the renowned Mount Kenya, which held great significance in the region. Specifically, the name is believed to have been derived from the Kikuyu, Kamba, and Embu names for the majestic mountain: “Kiri-nyaga,” “Kiri-nyaa,” and “Kiinyaa.” The term “Kenya” is believed to have emerged from a colonial mispronunciation of … Read more
Christians celebrate Christmas with enthusiasm all around the world, and Kenya is no exception. Though the festivities may not be as widespread as in some Western countries, Kenyans, nonetheless, mark the holiday with a vibrant accompaniment of colorful festivities, décor, folklore, and traditional dishes. If you are in Kenya or planning to visit the country … Read more
Nairobi is the administrative and capital city of Kenya. It is where the cultures and languages of the forty four ethnic communities of Kenya converge to bring out a sense of nationalism. Kiswahili is the national language of Kenya and is spoken literally in all corners of the country while English is the official language … Read more
If you think Lupita is the only woman from the Luo land flying the Kenyan flag high, it’s time to get acquainted with Caroline Wanga. Well, Caroline is one of the Kenyan-born individuals who have successfully settled in the US and managed to scale unimaginable heights professionally. Caroline didn’t have a smooth landing career-wise, making … Read more
Busaa is a traditional brew made from maize, millet, sorghum, or cassava that is consumed during social events. This brew is popular because it contains nutrients vital to fighting diseases. This Kenyan traditional brew has a low alcohol concentration, about 4%, unlike other alcoholic drinks that contain high alcohol concentrations. Additionally, it is loved for … Read more