Are the Maasai a Lost Tribe of Israel?

The origin of the Maasai is as intriguing as their culture and lifestyle. Some even say they may be one of the lost tribes of Israel!

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The Kipsigis Grow Kenya’s Finest Tea

The Kipsigis are a pastoralist ethnic group in Kenya famous for growing Kenya’s ‘green gold’ – tea. They are a sub-group of the Kalenjin.

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The Kamba Keep an Old Craftsmanship Alive

The origin of the Kamba people remains a mystery yet their fame as long-distance traders who are deeply spiritual and immensely artistic is undisputed.

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Why Kiburi House Deserves Some TLC

Kiburi House deserves better because it was the first building in Kenya to be owned by Africans. Today it is a neglected monument in great need of some TLC.

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105 Reasons Ivory Only Belongs to Elephants

I always felt elephants would need an elephantine approach to save them from extinction. Might burning 105 tons of ivory in Kenya be it?

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Curtains Fall on Historic Digital Game Drive

After eleven days of arguably the most thrilling safari experience, the historic #KenyaLive digital game drive drew to a dramatic close in Watamu.

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Ribeiro Made House Calls on a Zebra’s Back

Dr. Ribeiro is well remembered for his peculiar habit of making house calls on the back of a zebra he had personally trained but who was he?

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#KenyaLive Does it Again with Live Stream Safaris

Herdtracker and Make It Kenya, who were behind #MaraLive, are now bringing #KenyaLive, which will provide live streams of the Kenyan safari experience.

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The Lighter Side of the United Nations

While on an organised 2-hour tour of the United Nations office in Gigiri, I realise the UN has a lighter side to it few of us ever get to see.

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