Lynn Ndinda

If you see a Leopard, keep walking: lessons from Wangari Maathai, 15 years on

Kenya launches AI for Disability Project to advance inclusive digital transformation

Why your skincare routine could be doing more harm than good

From acne and eczema to stubborn dark spots, common skin conditions are becoming more visible, especially among young people in urban areas. Experts link this to a mix of pollution, stress, changing diets and constant sun exposure, turning what once were occasion...

From ‘Sonini’ to Sunrise: How Kunye turned Uhuru Gardens into a continental dancefloor

Kunye, a Xhosa word meaning “together,” lived up to its name on Saturday, February 28, 2025, when more than 7,000 revelers filled Uhuru Gardens with a shared mission: to dance for 12 uninterrupted hours as one.

Aga Khan University, AstraZeneca partner to expand BRCA1/2 cancer testing in Kenya

On Friday, 28 November 2025, Aga Khan University Hospital, Nairobi (AKUHN) announced a strategic partnership with AstraZeneca to expand access to BRCA1/2 genetic testing in Kenya.

Trash Farms: Mtaa Safi Initiative finds creative ways to reuse trash

You don’t eat your trash, but in Kibera that is a different story altogether. Over 2.5 million live in Kibera, however, waste management is a nightmare, collection and disposable a tragedy and hygiene almost non-existent.Three young men saw the depraved state of the shanty town and took it upon them...

John Kiriamiti: Kenya’s most notorious robber who became a bestselling author

Kiriamiti’s story begins in the 1960s, where he orchestrated daring robberies in Nairobi’s CBD.