Culture

“Eye in the Sky” is another example of the whitewashing and black tar brushing that Hollywood loves to use to control the narrative about the “other”. Katy Fentress reviews the film and challenges these underhanded tactics.

Buying a book is an investment. You first have to find an engaging book, which is a task in itself, and then find time out of your busy work schedule to read that 650-page hard cover novel front to back. Hopefully, you’ll have picked a good book and not realised the passing of time until

“The Kenyan art scene is on the rise and it is exciting to be a part of it.”

Kamata Music School might be the most visible one, they have posters nailed up in every neighbourhood in Nairobi. They have to be a two branches in Nairobi (Moi Avenue And Westlands) and another in Meru. Some of the guys that have graduated from Kamata Music school include Ken Wa Maria, Samawati Band, Parking Lot

We spoke to Nabila Alibhai Director, inCOMMONS (the organisation producing Colour in Faith) about her project, what culture in religion means to her and the question of conscious thinking and religious dialogue in Africa.

Davina Leonard performed the final showing of her international, sensational one woman play: Making It!