Njeri Wangari – Page 5

Damian Marley, the youngest of Bob Marley’s sons will be in Nairobi on the eve of Kenya’s Madaraka day for […]

Njeri WangariMay 26, 20174 min read

Every civilization exists on stories. Legends weave the fabric that shapes how people view themselves, their history and it defines […]

Njeri WangariMay 2, 20172 min read

There has never been a better time for culture lovers in Nairobi than now. A few years ago, the nightlife […]

Njeri WangariNovember 18, 20164 min read

We had only one Television set in our village – a Goldstar colour set. It was a rare item at a time […]

Njeri WangariSeptember 14, 20162 min read

Article by Shelmith Maureen The Nairobi Horns project is a brilliant jazz ensemble whose members comprises of a collective of […]

Njeri WangariAugust 18, 20161 min read

Last month saw the passing away of one of the world’s greatest boxing legends, an activist and a poet. Millions […]

Njeri WangariJuly 26, 20163 min read

April 23rd, 2011 was when the first Poets and Writers Online (POWO) forum was held at the iHub, Nairobi’s tech […]

Njeri WangariJuly 13, 20162 min read

We did something right this past few days. I don’t know what it is exactly but we should keep at […]

Njeri WangariJuly 8, 20162 min read

One of the most anticipated poetry events in the calendar is the Kenyan Poetry Slam. It provides a platform for […]

Njeri WangariJune 21, 20163 min read

I had a conversation with a group of friends this past weekend about how fans can put too much pressure […]

Njeri WangariJune 16, 20164 min read

Album title:The Change Experience Artist; Kato Change Year released: 2015 The Change Experience is the gift we all received on […]

Njeri WangariJune 9, 20162 min read

The date was March 16, 2003. It was on a Sunday. I was an eight year old girl helping my […]

Njeri WangariMay 28, 20162 min read