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Experienced sales position needed full time for the Kenya Museum Society Shop located in the premises of the National Museum of Kenya.

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The many exhibits on display represent the material culture of the various coastal people in the context in which the items are used. Upstairs there are administrative offices; laboratories, a ...

The Nairobi Safari Walk is like a zoo. You can wander through on your own or take a guided tour. As well as all the mammals on display, there are ...

Our September weather this year has been very unusual. Instead of the normal sunny spring-like days as we break away from the cloud and cold of July and August, this year saw many days very August- like interspersed with the odd day or two of hot sun. This has affected the little spring flower display that we normally get at this time of year and now we are into the hot, cloudless days of October.

Located within the compound of the Nairobi National Museum, the snake park displays cobras, puff adders, mambas and the large African-Rock python (non-poisonous) found only in Kenya. Several species of ...

We all know the beautiful flowering Christmas Cacti, so called because that is the time of year they flower in the northern hemisphere, but do we know where they are indigenous to and how to grow them?

The Lily Pond Arts Centre is a new purpose built Arts Centre in Nanyuki that is currently recruiting arts graduates who would be interested in “Artists in Residence” positions at ...

Each year Nairobi hosts its annual farmers and agricultural show. Now a new and wonderful concept is seeping through into our suburban way of life. The organic farmers market held every Saturday from 10am – 3pm at the Rusty Nail Restaurant in Karen.  

This year’s Broadcast, Film & Music Africa Conference (BFMA 2013) will include the 2nd Africa Media Business Exchange: a platform for African media start-ups to pitch their business ideas and opportunities to Venture Capitalists (VCs) and other potential investors –as well as for content producers to pitch their ideas to commissioning editors and other buyers of content.

Beware, there has been an increase in thefts of purses at the high end Nairobi shopping malls.  Items left out of your sight or in crowded conditions on floors and aisles of stores, can easily be stolen. Please watch your items when shopping.

Roses Galore Ltd and Plants Galore Ltd. Celia Hardy, born and educated in Kenya, commenced a career in horticulture in 1990 working with various nurseries and landscape companies. In 1999 she opened her own landscape company, Roses Galore Ltd, which now employs 70 staff and has completed many projects both large and small, for industries, hotels and lodges, government institutions and private residences. In 2008 a second company was formed, Plants Galore Ltd, to cater for the growing demand for quality plants of more unusual varieties and species, retailing through a high class garden centre. For this venture an undeveloped plot was purchased in the Kigwaru Estate, adjacent to Runda, and landscaped to suit the display of plants and pots for sale, with an adjacent shop for selling many other gardening items. Both these companies continue to grow and are both rated as one of the best in the country. Plants Galore Garden Centre Directions: Use the Limuru Road from Muthaiga and continue past the Village Market and the turning into Runda.  200 m beyond the Runda turning take the murram track on the right hand side, where there is a Plants Galore sign board. After the bridge over the river fork right; the Centre is 100 m on the right. You can’t miss it! Telephone: 020 2446103 or 0773 612589 Email: info@rosesgalore.co.ke

This Sunday could be the first time you, your son or daughter flew massive kites printed with self-portraits and creative images of all sizes at the Jockey Club, with the aim of developing a sense of freedom, and an opportunity to learn something new, as all celebrate Kenya's first Kite Festival.

One of Kenya's foremost safari companies, Cheli and Peacock, has last weekend taken the Eco Tourism Kenya annual awards by storm, claiming four prizes for outstanding services.

An undercover operation by wildlife officials and security operatives over the weekend led to the discovery of about 140 African Grey parrots at a wildlife trader’s place of residence and business along Entebbe road.

People who least need this product are the only people who have access to it; and the people who can most afford it are those that least need it.  And to boot, the cost of the product may be very expensive, but in reality it is not expensive enough.  Because if the costs to the environment (i.e. true costs of clean up and recycling) were included in the product costs, it would make the economics unsustainable.   Perhaps a small bottle of this product would cost as much as a glass of Veuve Cliquot.  

Al Pasha is a coffee lounge & bar with a Mediterranean/Arabian ambience overlooking the Nairobi National Park. Its not only a coffee house but it also offers wonderful food, superb ...

A few weeks ago we wrote an article about bromeliads and how useful they are for landscaping, general gardening or as pot plants for patios and indoors.

Many of us remember the release of the original Spartacus: Blood and Sand series in January 2010. We remember it as the most grotesque display of television violence since Rome hit HBO.

The choice when buying new plants for the garden, particularly trees and shrubs, is whether to go for species of exotic origin or indigenous