Someone once said, “In Africa, football is not a religion, but it is everything a religion should be.” Every day we wake up to the sound of vuvuzelas in the streets. It is like a clarion call for all football fans to wake up to another day of electrifying games. South Africa has been swept … [Read more...]
Ghanaians cheer the Black Stars
June 29, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Ghanaians waving flag from nekesa were on Vimeo.Ghanaians support their team at the coca cola fanfest in Cape Town during their match against Germany Ghanaians cheering at the 2010 World Cup. Ghanaian fans drumming and singing at the Cape Town fan park during 2010 World Cup … [Read more...]
Nikianguka by Michelle and Saint P featuring Ching Chong
June 16, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Tackling Kenyan rugby
May 30, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Nairobi is one of the most prominent cities in Africa politically and financially. It is also a major international destination and a prominent social centre. With boundless energy coursing through its veins Nairobi is the epicentre of everything fun and festive in Kenya and subsequently the home of … [Read more...]
Super fit for the super series?
March 29, 2010 By Leave a Comment
It is 4.30pm on a very cold Sunday afternoon at the Rugby Football Union of East Africa grounds. In fact, it has been raining and has only just subsided to a bearable drizzle. The referees begin to trickle, in wrapped up warm, teeth chattering. Everyone is pensive; probably because they have not had … [Read more...]
Death of polygamy
February 2, 2010 By Leave a Comment
I often wonder what kinds of vows are made by men getting into polygamous marriages.“...I promise to love only you and Jane until death do us part..or until I meet Anne..Whichever comes first.” Marriage comes with so much sacrifice and hard work. It takes a lot of patience and humility to be … [Read more...]
Tusker Shmusker!
October 2, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Sports sponsorship can more often than not only be driven by one of two things; a commercial decision or a philanthropic act. A cold tusker for anyone who is not sure what EABL’s incentive was in sponsoring the Safari Sevens tournament. For love or money? Let’s just say for the sake of … [Read more...]
Mnazi: vuta n’kuvute
September 20, 2009 By Leave a Comment
The curtain fell on the Jukwaani! festival for performance literature today with several great performance; notably; Mnazi:Vuta N’kuvute (Coconut tree: Pull and I pull you), a poem by Abdilatif Abdalla, and Talking Drums. The curtain fell on the Jukwaani! festival for performance literature … [Read more...]
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