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The class of 2015 presents The Annual ISK Community Fair on the elementary fields.

The Bizarre Bazaar Christmas fair is an annual pre-christmas fair traditionally held in the Karen or Langata area.

The first Fair Trade Shop in Africa! Offering an exquisite and exciting selection of finely handcrafted gifts, home furnishings, table and kitchen wares, fashion, accessories and exclusive African collectibles that ...

We have a variety of unique hand-made items such as jewelry, gift items, IT accessories and gadgets, interior accessories, leather items e.t.c.

September 28-30 are the dates to mark in the calendar when Kenya's Tourism Board will once again host their Magical Kenya Travel Trade Fair to showcase the country’s attractions to the international market.

This weekend, the coast is having a test run for the busy season as Thanksgiving brings a troop of upcountry folk down to celebrate. Of course, once these festivities are done there is no more excuse to put off planning for Christmas.

The Association for the Physically Disabled of Kenya was established in 1958 and is a registered non-governmental organization whose objective is to offer rehabilitation services to persons with different abilities. ...

The 2013 edition of Kenya’s domestic travel exhibition at the Sarit Centre, Holidays 2013 Tourism Fair, is going underway today and will run until the 24th of March, giving Kenyans the opportunity to see the range of resorts, safari lodges and safari camps now available for them at special residents rates.

There used to be a solid 12 months between the big craft fairs in Kenya. But this year, you can start your shopping early with these three big, wonderful craft fairs in May and June- Soko Soko, BargainBox and Bizarre Bazaar Summer Craft Fair. 

Egyptian and other countries products all in one.

Having just returned from the UK where they have already switched on the Christmas Lights in Regent Street, it is good to see that we are not far off here on the Coast. 

The Serengeti National Park, according to figures released by TANAPA, the Tanzania National Park Authority, has reached record numbers

According to event manager and Biz Baz Events partner, Caroline Mbindyo, the Bizarre Bazaar is a crafts fair aimed at expressing the company’s commitment to innovation and creativity.

Experience tranquility in a village setting, located in the vicinity of great scenes in western Kenya, offers very fair and affordable rates. Meet very hospitable and friendly staff and access ...

The Blessed Adolph Kolping Centre is a very well situated structure for super service only about 10 km away from the hectic atmosphere of Nairobi City. It has a fair ...

Pack your picnic baskets, wine, blankets and join us for the 44th edition of Blankets & Wine featuring Prisca Ajwang, Alsarah, Dela and Zahara.

With the growth of festivals and events as an industry the management of events can no longer be ad hoc. This is where we come in. Biz Baz Events Ltd ...

Don't miss these fantastic opportunities to earn an internationally recognized certification. Work along side international students and get your hands dirty!

This Sunday, 19th December between 9am and noon, Ocean Sports, in Watamu is putting on their revamped Christmas Craft fair, featuring some truly lovely items that anyone would be happy to find in their stocking, as well as some truly lovely stockings anyone would be happy to find themselves in. 

Some internet users last week experienced slow and interrupted connections due to maintenance on South East Asia Middle West Europe (SMW4) cables, which both the TEAMs and Seacom fibre optic cables go through.  Some ISP’s such as Access Kenya informed its clients that extra capacity had been obtained to avoid interruptions or slow downs.  But it turns out that the extra capacity was obtained by reverting to satellite connectivity as a redundancy measure for Access Kenya and various other ISPs. The keeping of these satellite connections is being cited as one of the reasons why costs have not gone down as significantly as expected by consumers since the arrival of the cable.  While having three fibre optic sources for Kenya seemed extravagant initially, it may now be seen as vital. But the fact that two out of the three cables were affected, and the key objective of investing in more than one was for redundancy purposes, raises concern.Elsewhere in the telecommunications industry, the reaction was mixed to CCK’s new communication regulations aimed at creating a level playing field. The market leader Safaricom, with almost 80% of market share, viewed some areas of change as threatening the progress of innovation and ‘product diversity’ in the industry and issued a press release in the dailies. It’s three main competitors, Zain, Orange and Yu, joined together and followed suit with an ad to ‘congratulate the government for taking the bold step.’  While Zain, Orange and Yu consider the changes to foster fair competition, Safaricom voiced concern that the new rules are punitive and geared towards managing a ‘single entity’.The Communication Regulations 2010 puts in place further regulations on disputes, tariffs, compliance & enforcement, fair competition and interconnections. Price adjustments must now be approved before implementation. Althea McCourt ABIS Limited