Kenyalogue Contributor The Maasai language carries the rhythm of a proud and deeply rooted culture, where names are more than just identifiers—they tell stories, mark milestones, and reflect the values of a people known for their resilience, strength, and close connection to nature. Because the Maasai people have preserved their traditions for generations, many of these names … Read more
Africa is home to a rich diversity of cultures, each with unique traditions, ceremonies, and dances. Among the most captivating of these traditions is the practice of high jumping, which plays a significant role in the cultural expressions of several African tribes. These jumps are not just for show; they carry deep meanings related to … Read more
Emali is a vibrant town located along the Mombasa-Nairobi highway in Kenya, straddling the boundaries of Makueni and Kajiado counties. Known as “the town that never sleeps” due to its bustling nightlife, Emali serves as a popular resting place for truck drivers transporting goods from the Mombasa port to inland destinations such as Nairobi, Kampala, … Read more
Nestled in Nairobi’s eastern outskirts, Dandora is one of Kenya’s most well-known and densely populated estates. Known for its low-income housing, vibrant culture, and the infamous Dandora Dumpsite, the area is often viewed through a lens of hardship. Yet, beyond the struggles, Dandora thrives with resilience, innovation, and a community that continues to carve a … Read more
Night runners, known locally as omurang’a or Jojuogi in some Kenyan communities, are individuals who engage in bizarre and often unsettling nocturnal activities. They are said to be ordinary members of society—men and women of any social class—who lead normal lives by day but transform into mysterious and mischievous figures at night. Their primary objective … Read more
Anyone who knows the history of the Black American movement must know the role De Mau Mau played in the civil rights movement. But what you may not know is that this Black-led American organization was inspired by the Mau Mau rebellion that took place in Kenya. Well, Malcom X, the civil right movement leader, … Read more
A bicuspid aortic valve (BAV) is a heart condition where the aortic valve, which controls blood flow from the heart to the rest of the body, has two cusps instead of the typical three. This anomaly can cause the valve to become narrowed or leaky, leading to heart problems such as aortic valve stenosis or … Read more
Hydrocephalus is a serious condition that can affect anyone, but it’s quite common among newborns. The condition affects 1-to-2 babies in every 1,000 births. It’s characterized by abnormal buildup of fluid in the brain’s ventricles. This can result in the ventricles widening and putting pressure on the brain. The excess fluid can leave infants with … Read more
Few people command respect and admiration in the world of science more than Bill Nye, the “Science Guy.” His enthusiasm for explaining complex issues in a way that is easy to understand ignited the curiosity of millions of youths through his show, Bill Nye the Science Guy, which ran from 1993 to 1998. His accomplishments … Read more
Unlike most diseases, congenital disorders have no cure and they can leave you with functional or structural anomalies while you’re in your mother’s womb. And one condition that has troubled the world is DiGeorge Syndrome. The condition was first reported in 1965 by Dr. Angelo DiGeorge, but it was first described in 1829. This condition … Read more