May 20, 2012 | In: Interviews, Media, Politics
The media in Kenya was blamed for fanning the violence in 2007/08, but will the forthcoming election be different? What lessons can the media draw from the previous general elections? Jared Ombui talks to Milly Lwanga, a Commissioner with the National...
May 20, 2012 | In: Art, Interviews, Kenya
This week I focus on script writing and acting. I talked to James Gathitu, a playwright; Squich Musau , an actor; and Jonathan Russell Bongen, a film script writer from Cameroon. This programme was broadcasted on KBC English Service on the 19th...
May 20, 2012 | In: Art, Interviews, Kenya
I talked to Babushe Maina Gichui, an accomplished theatre director and script writer working with the Fanaka Arts. Gichui dumped the Shakespearian language only to pick the Gikuyu. This programme was broadcasted on KBC English Service in April 28th,...
April 29, 2012 | In: Art, Interviews, Kenya
If you have been thinking that scientific terms or issues are too complex, meet Dr. Clive James, chairman and founder of International Service for the Acquisition of Agri-Biotech Applications(ISAAA). He shares a poem about the benefits of biotechnology....
A grenade attack has killed a person and injured other 10 in a church in Ngara, Nairobi. The four persons that were critically injured have been rushed to Kenyatta National Hospital, while the others to Guru Nanak Hospital. The mid-morning attack...
April 21, 2012 | In: Audio, Interviews, Politics
The tension between Sudan and South Sudan worsened in the past few days and the battle now is how to get a binding and lasting solution to the border question. This week, I spoke to Ferdinand Van Habsburg, a conflict and a political expert with vast...
April 15, 2012 | In: Audio, Interviews, News
The tiny-tiled church is in Mai Mahiu, on the floor of the Rift Valley - 60 Kilometres from the Kenya's capital, Nairobi. It was built in 1942 during the Second World War by the Italian Prisoners of War. These prisoners had so many problems, but...
