Cycling The City
By: Eddy Ashioya I’m cycling through Nairobi and it’s the noise that gets me. More than anything, it is the noise. As […]
Your Podcast is Boring
This week’s newsletter is continuing the tradition of inviting members of our community to write From The Curator’s Desk, and for this […]
Racism For Sale
Greetings friends: This week, I watched the latest investigative documentary by BBC Africa Eye, “Racism For Sale”. I had seen the trailer […]
The Urgency of Accessibility
This week’s newsletter is continuing the tradition of inviting members of our community to write From The Curator’s Desk, and for this […]
TAX ADVICE FOR CREATIVES: What You Need To Know
Taxes have existed since time immemorial, even before the monetary system came into place, but dealing with them can seem a bit […]
No One Is Talking About This
Greetings, friends:The New York Times last weekend published a front piece spread, “Haiti’s Lost Billions” (headlined in print as “The Ransom”) chronicling […]
Twitter Narratives
By Farah Khaleck Chaudry This week’s newsletter is continuing the tradition of inviting members of our community to write From The Curator’s […]
McMillan’s Missing Bits
When I was 17 years old and just out of high school, I had this fabulous idea that I would spend my […]
The Haunting Soul of Nairobi
by Eddy Ashioya Everything is a mess. And by everything, I mean Nairobi. And by a mess, I still mean Nairobi. I […]
LEGAL FOR CREATIVES: What You Need To Know
For many creatives, navigating the business and technical sides of one’s art is challenging, for example: how to earn a reputation from […]
Complications of PR
I started out in journalism (several!) years ago, and after a while it became apparent to me that there were basically two […]
Not Your Cheerleader
The 2022 general elections in Kenya are just months away, and there’s increasing talk of voter “apathy”, “, especially among the youth”. […]