Culture

Truckers Threaten Nationwide Shutdown Over Rising Fuel Prices

The Truckers Association of Kenya has threatened to paralyse transport operations across the country starting Monday if the government fails to lower fuel prices. Association Secretary General Dennis Kilia said truck drivers and transporters are frustrated by the latest fuel price hike and warned that members are prepared to stop …

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Is ‘Ngone Mwaitu’ Celebrations Being Commercialised?

Among the Kamba community, traditions have long played a central role in strengthening family bonds and preserving cultural identity. One such tradition is Ngone Mwaitu, a heartfelt celebration whose name loosely translates to “come see our mother” (Ngone meaning “see” and Mwaitu meaning “our mother”). Originally, Ngone Mwaitu was a …

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‘Kwa Wahindi Ni Mwanamke Analipa’: Natasha on Dowry Shock

Rev. Lucy Natasha has opened up about how she handled differing dowry customs in her marriage to an Indian man, revealing that cultural differences posed one of their biggest challenges. Speaking in a YouTube interview on Friday, January 30, 2026, Natasha said that while both she and her husband had …

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Kenya’s Hidden Tourism Gem, Why You Need to Visit Nandi Now

The second Taptengelei Festival kicked off on Friday, December 16, in Tinderet, Nandi County, attracting thousands eager to experience the rich traditions of the Kalenjin community. Spanning three days, the festival showcased traditional food, music, dance, indigenous medicine, and farming practices. It is part of the Magical Kenya Mountain and …

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President Ruto to Attend 9th Edition of Turkana’s Tobong’u Lore Festival

President William Ruto is set to attend the 9th annual Tobong’u Lore festival in Turkana, a cultural celebration whose name means “welcoming back home” in the Turkana language. The festival has grown into one of Kenya’s major cultural events, attracting communities from across the country and East Africa to celebrate …

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Kikuyu Elders Defend Muratina Rituals

The Kikuyu Council of Elders has dismissed accusations by some church leaders that their cultural traditions encourage alcohol use among the youth. According to the elders, traditional brews such as Muratina are purely symbolic and reserved for rituals, not casual drinking. Click here to join our WhatsApp Channel Speaking during …

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Katombi: Leave Kamba Festivals to Kambas Alone

Renowned Kamba benga artist, Alex Kasau Kulukulu, has sparked a conversation about cultural preservation and the authenticity of Kamba festivals. Click here to join our WhatsApp Channel In a recent post on social media, Kulukulu emphasized that Kamba festivals should remain true to the Kamba identity and be a celebration …

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