Black Panther brought out the African style of personalities during the premier in Nairobi… somewhat. Continue reading
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Category Archives: AfriLife
Well being of Mind and Body; Fitness and Nutrition
Why is everyone mad at Sauti Sol?
Sauti Sol share their thoughts on the Kenyan political scene and all hell breaks loose! The vitriol was swift and scathing, but are they wrong for doing so? Continue reading
Is there hope beyond August 8th?
As Kenyans get ready to cast their votes tomorrow, there remains an almost tangible anxiousness that permeates the atmosphere… what next? Continue reading
Do social media posts about househelps expose class privilege in Kenya?
Posted between household items that have long lost their lustre and a blowdrier that has seen better days, is a smiling woman with a price of Sh17000 next to her face. Continue reading
Five ways to get out of a creative rut
Take a short break Taking a break does not mean running away from your responsibilites and binge watching Girlfriends (been there, tried it) but rather finding a way to rest your brain by finding something that stimulates it in a different way. Do you have any hobbies that help you relax and inspire some creative … Continue reading
12 weeks Of Creativity: How to Stop caring what other people think
One of the hardest things to do, especially when pursuing a creative goal, is to try and not care what other people think. Creative work is especially prone to critique, opinions and ideas on what you should be doing instead. Maybe it’s time to stop caring too much and just focus on your goals. Continue reading
12 Weeks of creativity: The Artist Date
This Friday, I took it upon myself to indulge in an ‘artists date’ inspired by Julia Cameron’s book The Artists Way. An Artist Date is solo excursion aimed at fueling ones creative juices by self nurturing your inner artist.
I decided to watch the play, The Room of Lost Names by Sitawa Namwalie. It was mind blowing. Being by myself saved me the usual commentary I would have indulged in if with a friend, especially during those awkward moments in Kenyan plays where actors stare into the distance but are actually looking directly into your eyes. Continue reading
