Critical analysis and comment on Minority issues, Social Justice and Human Rights

Nairobi
Joined November 2009
Zarina continues to be honored by Kenyans. Thank you @TICAH_KE Zarina passed away on 25 April 2024. Read all about her life at zarinapatel.net @aleyakassam @museumsofkenya @GoDownArts
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A collage of pictures of the launch on 20 June 2026 of 'Insecurities of Expulsion' by Prof. Anneeth Kaur. Thank you everyone for coming!
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Sleepless in Seattle tonight @ssfootball
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Awaaz Magazine retweeted
2. You can find the East African edition of @anneeth's "Insecurities of Expulsion" the book being launched Saturday June 20th 3pm at the Heritage Restaurant, National Museum of Kenya here. zandpress.com/catalog/insecu…
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Awaaz Magazine retweeted
1. Really looking forward to this conversation! Saturday 3pm at the Heritage Restaurant at the Nairobi headquarters of the National Museum of Kenya.,, join us for a discussion on @anneeth's "Insecurities of Expulsion" (Courtesy of @AwaazMagazine and @Zandpress
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20 June at the NMK. Be part of this big conversation at the book launch!
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Two weeks to go! See you at the event! Start time 3.00 PM! – at Nairobi, Kenya
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New book on the 1972 expulsion of the Asians from Uganda - Insecurities of Expulsion by Aneeth Kaur Hundle, published by @zandpress and supported by @AwaazMagazine and @SamosaFestival. Cover design by Khalsa Lakhvir-Singh (@_TheKLS_).
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This is to welcome you to the Department of History and Archaeology, University of Nairobi, Research Seminar featuring Ms. Carissa Chew on the topic, “Historicising the in-between: mixed-race Black/South Asian identity and belonging in Kenya.” The seminar explores the historical politics of race, identity, and belonging in East Africa and reflects on the complexities of citizenship and social location in postcolonial society (See details on the eflier above ). The seminar will be held both onsite and online:- Onsite on 14th May 2026, from 2:30 pm to 4:00 pm (Nairobi Time) : University of Towers, 4th Floor, MLT04, and Online on 14th May 2026, from 2:30 pm to 4:00 pm (Nairobi Time): Register on this link: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
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Rest in Power Comrade Artist. Will remember you fondly for your passion for the artistic world.
I mourn the passing of Patrick Mukabi, the artist behind the iconic paintings in all Java House wall paintings. As a newbie journalist, my bery first assignment was to cover the story of how Mukabi memorialised the 1998 bombing of the US embassy in Nairobi. I have followed his work over the years and my best series from his collection was Market Women. Mukabi did a lot of work teaching youngsters to paint. But above all, he immortalised many aspects of Nairobi social life. He is a national treasure. The city of Nairobi owes him a great of gratitude. We need a City Arts Council to recognise such artists Wangui Maina and Dennis Onsarigo.
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Wow, what a performance by @tooearly4birds ! The audacity of the script, the raw energy of the cast and the synergy with the audience! And it’s still the interval. Now Wangari is about to narrate her story, post marriage breakup. #tefbwangarimaathai
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Tomorrow is the day! See you then.
Buildings are alive; they speak of legends, myths, tales, and anecdotes. Buildings are repositories of stories: they tell stories of lives those who were there, those who lived in them, and are no longer;They tell the stories of lives that are, those who live and work in them now
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Buildings are alive; they speak of legends, myths, tales, and anecdotes. Buildings are repositories of stories: they tell stories of lives those who were there, those who lived in them, and are no longer;They tell the stories of lives that are, those who live and work in them now
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Awaaz Magazine retweeted
If you could draw the Kenya you want, what would it look like? Day 1 of our co-creation exhibition at @thePDFestival exploring Cartoons as Civic Memory and a Futures Carrier, brought one of Kenya's legendary Editorial Cartoonist, James “Kham” Kamawira. For Kham, the biggest change that he has seen in corruption is "how brazen it has become. The amounts of money people are stealing now are just mind-boggling. " What kind of future would he want to see? The kind where a police officer says, "Naomba nikushike" #PDF2026 #FormNiDialogue
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RT @TIKenya: 𝐓𝐈-𝐊𝐞𝐧𝐲𝐚 𝐚𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐏𝐞𝐨𝐩𝐥𝐞 𝐃𝐢𝐚𝐥𝐨𝐠𝐮𝐞 𝐅𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐚𝐥 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔🌟 What if Kenya’s political journey could be told through ink, satire, and bold…
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Support a good cause. Our girls deserve a respectable life with dignity and care. ⁦@thekhrc⁩ ⁦@IMLU_org⁩ ⁦@AmnestyKenya⁩
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