Kenya’s Unfinished Business with Colonization
Kenyans on Twitter, #KOT, have been aggressive and unapologetic in their refusal to mourn Queen Elizabeth II.
Podcast Movement 2022
I’ve had the privilege of hanging out by the graffitied wall at Baraza Media Lab and I know how outside-inside and übercool it feels to take a picture against the backdrop of that fabulous space.
Daring to Believe
Why do I vote for this system that seems to always let me down, I ask myself? Why vote for a government that I feel has starkly failed me for years?
Lunch & Learn: Legal Practices for Creatives
Do you have a creative project in the works? Are you worried about protecting your intellectual property (IP)? There are several legal practices that creative professionals need to know when operating their businesses.
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 nerve-wracking.
Courting Chaos
This week’s newsletter is continuing the tradition of inviting members of our community to write From The Curator’s Desk, and for this […]
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 […]