Edward Chweya
651 Articles
Podcast launched to amplify African narratives on climate change and sustainability
Dubbed Sustainably Speaking-Africa, the podcast will seek to reclaim the narrative, amplify the groundbreaking solutions emerging from across the continent, and shift the global conversation.
Inside historic Kang’o Ka Jaramogi homestead where Raila, Jaramogi graves lie
“Kang’o were some very hard trees that people used to hunt with. Those trees were found here in abundance, so Mzee Jaramogi decided to call this place Kang’o Ka Jaramogi."
From Mumbai to Bondo: Citizen TV journalists recount covering Raila Odinga for the last time
In this exclusive, Royal Media Services journalists give an account of how they covered the death of Raila Odinga, from Mumbai to his final resting place in Bondo.
Kenya Airways pilot: How we flew Raila's body from Mumbai to Nairobi
The government quickly made arrangements to have his body repatriated back home, and among those tasked to oversee that were Kenya Airways Captain Saviemaria Ondego and Inflight Performance Manager Jason Mose.
MADE IN KENYA: Sho Shin Innovations Hub develops technology for fish farmers
Sho Shin Innovations Hub is one such ventures, developing technology targeting fish farmers and climate change.
Inside Nairobi bakery run by deaf people
It looks like any other ordinary bakery, but it is not. This is Nairobi Deaf Bakery run by 10 employees, nine of them deaf.
How Kisumu entrepreneurs make money from waste
The venture collects waste from households, segregating it and taking the recyclables to a nearby Material Recovery Centre established by the county government.
Vannisy Uwase: Nairobi street singer’s rise to fame
She is Vanissy Uwase, the fast rising gospel sensation whose captivating singing has earned her fame among Nairobians and indeed Kenyans online.
MADE IN KENYA: How Wendo Crafts blends African-inspired design with modern style
Terry’s idea was inspired after she was conned online. Challenged, she embarked on making items she loved; from wall mirrors to clocks, baskets, bags, table mats
SME 101: Meet mama mboga running a successful training centre in Kiambu
Njeri says this is one way of diversifying her income, at a time when most businesses are struggling to stay afloat.