BY Caroline Njeri
We all know that the Kapenguria Six consisted of Jomo Kenyatta, Bildad Kaggia, Paul Ngei, Ramogi Achieng’ Oneko, Fred Kubai, and Kungu Karumba. However, there is actually a seventh member. Meet Zephania Nyambu Mwakio.
BY Henry Muuthia
In a landmark moment for Kenya’s cultural heritage, the historic town and archaeological site of Gedi has emerged as the country’s eighth World Heritage Site.
BY Henry Muuthia
Kenya may be missing from Best Tourism Villages 2024, but its rural destinations still offer unforgettable cultural and sustainable travel experiences.
BY Kenya Geographic
The possible Ethiopian origin of the Teso people raises questions about their historical connection to other ethnic groups in the region.
BY Caroline Njeri
There was a time when tall, light-skinned wanderers arrived in Taita Taveta county via the Maramunyi forest. They were from Ethiopia.
BY Henry Muuthia
Kit Mikayi, are massive towers of boulders piled together into gravity-defying columns dipped in mystery and legend.
BY Henry Muuthia
In Maparasha Hills in Kajiado, a rare ceremony that only takes place once in 10 years, happened. It is the Olng’esherr passage ceremony.
BY Kenya Geographic
The Pokot live in West Pokot and Baringo counties of Kenya. Their nomadic life means they have interacted with different peoples throughout their history.
BY Henry Muuthia
Did you know Kitale Museum was initially known as the Stoneham Museum after the late Colonel H. Stoneham. Here are 5 things to do on a visit.
