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As its name implies, Feynuus, which translates to "lantern light" in Somali, has been illuminating Mogadishu, with games of bowling, dominoes, cards, pool tables, billiards, and a restaurant.

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In Kenya, the unique piece of fashion has become a staple wear in nearly all homes, a trend picked from Muslim women.

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Contrary to popular opinion, ethnic Kenyan Somalis followed similar migration patterns to Kenya, like the Bantus and Nilotes.

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With their motive being to reshape the narrative about Kibra, the photographers wanted people to see it through a new lens; the people, cultures, experiences, and food.

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The tablets at the Kenya National Archives comprise some of the collections from the Murumbi Trust's vast collection of art pieces.

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The decision was made in appreciation of the role the Kiswahili language has played in enriching the communication experience across the world.

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Maliha’s passion for traditional Swahili cuisine and her desire to preserve its authenticity are at the heart of the contest.

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The museum, housed in a 120-year-old facility, features a variety of artefacts, including century-old canoes, fishing traps, and pottery that highlight the traditions and way of life of the region's early inhabitants.

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While creating space for self-reflection, it also gives voice to voiceless communities and concerns around capitalism and climate change.

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Lawyers like A.R. Kapila and journalists like Pio Gama Pinto were vocal in articulating the African aspirations

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Soulful takes readers through the coercive process used to persuade girls to undergo FGM, often through false promises

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The launch of activist Sungu Oyoo’s fresh collection of poems was like a hallmark of social justice consciousness.

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The exhibition’s organiser said they plan to take it to other towns like Malindi, Kisumu, Nakuru and Nyeri.

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This year’s shortlist for the £10,000 award features five stories selected from 320 entries from 28 African countries.

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King Ojalia began dressing like the Tanzanian singer and hitting the streets of Eastleigh to dance to every new release

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K'naan's debut film, Mother Mother, adds another dimension to his artistic career, highlighting his commitment to storytelling and his Somali roots.

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They found refuge in the warmth of the Kamukunji constituency, where they now contribute their skills to Nairobi's handicraft cooperative society.

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Mvera is an emotional thriller about corruption and organ trafficking, premiered on online streaming service Netflix on July 5

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According to the CS, the government is exploring establishing a special day for all Kenyans, including the President, judges, civil servants, and teachers, to communicate exclusively in Kiswahili.

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"Mvera" has been acclaimed not only for its cinematic qualities and unique portrayal of coastal life and culture but also for its potential to promote local tourism through effective marketing.

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Ali and his students preserved a remarkable selection of 48 pictures and drawings that survived the ravages of civil unrest

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This practice aligns with the principles outlined in the Quran, where men and women do not mix during meals or in mosques

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Her comedic talent was evident in high school when her classmates nicknamed her "Eric Omondi" due to her jokes and comedic flair.

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The proximity to Mathare also allows Muslims from the slums to benefit from these sacrifices.

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This division of meat is not merely a ritual; it embodies the core Islamic values of generosity and charity.

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A rising number of people have outgrown it and are consuming less and less of it, if any at all, abandoning the traditional food that was once a staple of festivals and daily life.

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Kutuny, a former Cherangany MP, stated that they were concerned by the failure of the three CMOs to actualise an MoU signed between them.

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The event aims to promote a reading culture and offers a platform for publishers, authors and readers to interact.

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Gadhis Adha group intends to document its culture including traditional attire, recipes, folk songs, riddles, dances, games, and language.

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