Tuesday 29th of September 2026

Nairobi, Kenya

Kaveve Kazoze Rieng Genje By Spider Clan

Kaveve Kazoze Rieng Genje By Spider Clan

Mary Ngesh stood out because of her bravery and the fact that she was the only female in the group. They have recorded a number of songs, such as "Rada Fisa," "Rieng Genje," and their most recent single, "Dera," which have amassed a sizable fan base and become well-known among Kenyans. Ngesh and the other band members were open and honest during the interview, sharing their experiences and goals. She stated her hopes for the band's possibilities to grow and ...

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35 Black-Owned Fashion and Beauty Brands to Support for Juneteenth and Always

35 Black-Owned Fashion and Beauty Brands to Support for Juneteenth and Always

Black business owners navigate new ways of serving their communities and handling the day-to-day stress of keeping a business afloat, all while dealing with the continued fight against racial injustice and systemic racism which have plagued American life for centuries. Supporting these companies means so much as we strive to improve the systems within our country and around the world.

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C.R.E.O.L.E. Men’s Spring 2024 Vincent Frederic Colombo Sets Out To Dismantle Preconceived Ideas Of African Fashion

C.R.E.O.L.E. Men’s Spring 2024 Vincent Frederic Colombo Sets Out To Dismantle Preconceived Ideas Of African Fashion

The spring/summer 2024 collection by the clothing line C.R.E.O.L.E. bears reference to Christian Laura's 1979 Guadeloupean film "Coco La Fleur, Candidat." In conjunction with the just concluded Paris Fashion Week, the presentation took place on June 25 at the Palais de Tokyo. The first Antillean (French Caribbean) film in French cinema history, Coco La Fleur, Candidat, was the source of inspiration for designer Vincent Frederic-Colombo. It was made in Guadeloupe and was directed by a Guadeloupean. The ...

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Top 10 African Traditional Attires That Have Gone Beyond African Borders

Top 10 African Traditional Attires That Have Gone Beyond African Borders

Aesthetic, vibrant works of art have long characterized African traditional clothing. African clothing has always made a statement, starting with the way it is made and continuing with how it is designed and worn. Some of these outfits have changed and evolved over time, moving from their original state into a fusion of the old and the new while yet maintaining their distinctiveness. Based on the patterns and styles of clothing from their native nations, they are easily recognized and ...

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Opening Ceremony For The East Africa Textile And Leather Week (EATLW) 2023

Opening Ceremony For The East Africa Textile And Leather Week (EATLW) 2023

EATLW, is a three-day conference and exhibition [28th – 30th June] that brings together key industry stakeholders and thought leaders from around the globe to engage in meaningful discussions, explore business opportunities, and witness the incredible potential of East Africa’s garment manufacturing sector with a focus on sustainability, innovation, and craftsmanship. The event will feature 150 exhibitors from East Africa, the Middle East and Asia, as well as 3,500 wholesalers, retailers, chains, manufacturers and dealers from East and Central Africa.

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