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This will be an interactive discussion specifically for writers, publishers, and anyone interested in writing, publishing and e-books.

Join us in an interactive discussion with Tazim Elkington on getting rid of excuses in your life.

Craft Afrika invites you to our one year anniversary.

Let’s Talk Kenya Ltd. (Letstalk) was started in 2005 by Irene Kui as an informal, interactive discussion forum initiative with the aim of bringing together people with an interest in ...

The publishing Workshop will be facilitated by Vered Ehsani.

COMESA, the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa and the COMESA Business Council have now released the daft agenda for the upcoming Tourism Forum to be held in Nairobi / Kenya between August 22 and 24.

This Seminar will give participants practical insights on how to Integrate Strategy, Corporate Governance and Risk Management practices in their Strategic and Operational decision making processes. See further Seminar details below, and contact us to book this Seminar.

The public reading series Stories Spoken is dedicated to introducing contemporary German literature in English translation to the Kenyan audience.

This event gives parents, teachers, students and the larger community a glimpse into our collective future and a space to engage in open, exploratory dialogue, to understand the world our children will live in and to explore creative ways to adapt to it.

Mobile Web East Africa 2013, the third East African edition of the most progressive and interactive mobile industry events in Sub-Saharan Africa, returns to the Southern Sun Mayfair Nairobi, Kenya on February 19th through 21st.

Two weeks ago I wrote about dogs in Karura Forest. It touched-off debate and I received many comments and complaints. After that last article, I was invited to help find ways to keep the forest open to dogs.

A regular source from Kenya’s hospitality industry has off the record complained that the currently under discussion legislation, to ban the sale and consumption of alcohol between

Nairobi Half Life Screening at The NEST

The international pinnacle of film-making excellence, Festival De Cannes (commonly known as Cannes Film Festival), is taking an interest in Kenya and YOU are on the agenda.

It doesn’t matter what I think will or won’t happen during the elections, I plan on staying in Nairobi. But I have heard much discussion amongst others- stay or go? Shelter at home? How many days to stock up for? How best to prepare? Remember to keep your pets in mind when thinking through all your options.

As the year draws to a close, one sees that 2010 hasn’t been a bad year for Kenya’s economy, yet there remains an air of caution. The country’s economic indicators have consistently reflected improvement over the period. Real GDP will have doubled, resting just shy of 5%.

Announcements made by Kenya’s tourism minister Najib Balala a few days ago have heartened the conservation fraternity and given them hope that once the long overdue management plan for the Masai Mara Game Reserve has been launched, due to be gazetted very soon and then becoming ‘law’, a moratorium on new developments can be put into effect.

Over the holiday party season, I met many new people that asked about what I did in Kenya. Many were surprised to be chatting with a dog trainer and asked a lot of questions. Today, I answer a few of the questions in this week’s column.

Coincidentally did the news of the financing of the long overdue South Coast bypass highway break as this correspondent was a the coast, putting smiles on the faces of key stakeholders.

The Kenyan political scene is as intriguing as it is confusing. Members of parliament claim there are no funds to pay teachers, doctors and civil servants yet will swing around a week later to pass bills awarding themselves millions in “send-off packages”.