Nairobi News

2023 - 3 - 30

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Maandamano day means no learning at Moi Avenue Primary (Nairobi News)

The Azimio La Umoja One Kenya Coalition's anti-government countrywide protests entered day three on March 30, 2023. The effects of the protests have been ...

The garden is also known as the venue for the Bunge la Wananchi forum where people from different parts of Nairobi meet in the morning to discuss politics and other matters of interest. Some of the schools where the protests were witnessed interrupted their daily routine, some sending their students home early in fear of chaos. Among the few staff members who were still in the school compound told Nairobi News about ten students, out of a possible 800, showed up in the morning, only to be taken back by their parents who could not risk leaving their loved ones in a city that would likely be submerged with teargas and protests for the better part of the day.

Where is the Karen stage in Nairobi town? Location and route number (Tuko.co.ke)

Where is the Karen stage in Nairobi town? Here are all the interesting details you need to know about the location, fare charged, route number, and Saccos.

You must countercheck the route number on the matatu to avoid boarding the wrong matatu. You should walk into the Railways Bus Station located along Haile Sellasie Avenue to board the bus. Nairobi City is complex in structure and the chances of getting lost are high. There are several locations in CBD where you can board a bus or matatu that will take you to Karen. The fare charges from Karen to Nairobi vary depending on the time of day. You can board this matatu at the Railways Bus Station located along Haile Sellasie Avenue. You can board the bus and alight at the Karen Shopping center, which is located along the route. You should walk into the AGRHO house terminus located along Moi Avenue to board the bus. The bus company was established in 2006 from the ashes of the former Kenya Bus Services. So where is the Karen stage in Nairobi town? Here is a list of Saccos that ferry passengers from the CBD to Karen. [Nairobi](https://kiswahili.tuko.co.ke/tags/habari-za-kaunti-ya-nairobi/) and need to board a matatu to Karen, the chances of being stranded in town wondering where to pick a matatu or bus to the destination are very high.

40Forty Lounge: Kenyan Couple Who Own Popular Nairobi Club (Tuko.co.ke)

40Forty Lounge club in Westlands, Nairobi was launched in 2017. The club is owned by Kenyan couple Allan & Irene Igambi. Allan is the former Nairobi Finance ...

"My husband and I have been in the hotel business and throughout that time we got to see how lucrative the business can be and how Kenyans love entertainment. [“Recommended for you”](https://www.tuko.co.ke/recommended/) and enjoy! [William Ruto](https://www.tuko.co.ke/tags/dp-william-ruto-news/) and other United Democratic Alliance (UDA) leaders in April 2022 during the campaigns. What’s more, we love to have a good time, so we thought, why not turn our love into a source of income?" [one of the clubs facing closure ](https://www.tuko.co.ke/entertainment/475989-government-revokes-licences-43-nairobi-night-clubs-noise-pollution/)over noise pollution before an agreement was reached. [Nairobi](https://kiswahili.tuko.co.ke/tags/habari-za-kaunti-ya-nairobi/) skyline. [rapper](https://www.tuko.co.ke/316687-30-best-rappers-in-the-world.html) Jay Z's 40/40 club in New York city. [Business Leaders of the Year 2022](https://www.tuko.co.ke/tags/business-leaders-year-2022/) [entertainment](https://www.tuko.co.ke/entertainment/). [ owned by businessman Peter Mbugua](https://www.tuko.co.ke/business-economy/499475-peter-mbugua-meet-owner-quiver-lounge-business-expansion/) who opened a new branch in Kenol, Murang'a county. [Who Owns Kenya](https://whownskenya.com/allan-irene-igambi-the-power-couple-behind-the-popular-40forty-lounge/) reported that the club is owned by Kenyan couple Allan and Irene Igambi. The club was launched in 2017 and has over the years gained popularity among revellers in the city.

Postcard from Nairobi: Inside Kenya's booming podcast scene (Chatham House)

Kenya's story-telling tradition has found new life and marginalised communities have new platforms thanks to a surge in podcasting, writes Vanessa Gathecha.

The pooling of resources is also helping to shape the industry, with studios such as SemaBOX, Africa’s largest podcasting incubator, which has published more than 1,000 episodes and reached as many as 65 million listeners, leading the way. This mobile money payment option is used by millions of Kenyans each day and it allows more customers to buy audio and streaming services. Improved technology coupled with better access to the internet and more user-friendly software have led to a boom in podcasting. It is an exercise that continually raises awareness, entertains, educates and helps unravel some of the most complex issues from around the world. Even though it is January, we are experiencing an intense heatwave and I am trying to calculate how many litres of water I will need to face the challenge ahead. During the group catch-up beforehand, I give a quick rundown of my latest favourite podcasts and remember one I had come across that Emily, an avid art lover, would enjoy, Art Fraud.

Nairobi Deputy Governor urges alcohol licensing board to help restore order in the city (Kenya Broadcasting Corporation)

Nairobi Deputy Governor Njoroge Muchiri has challenged the county's new Alcoholic Drinks Control and Licensing Board to ensure that facilities such as pubs, bars and nightclubs operate their businesses responsibly. “You can contribute to creating order ...

Nairobi to host DRIF23 to discuss internet sustainability (Kenya Broadcasting Corporation)

Kenya is set to receive at least 500 delegates who will hold discussions on internet sustainability during the Digital Rights and Inclusion Forum (DRIFT) ...

We look forward to hosting delegates and hope the exciting launches and deliberations will empower all stakeholders to do their part in the advancement of Internet freedom,” said Thobekile Matimbe, PIN Senior Manager for Partnerships and Engagements. Sessions will focus on, among other themes, Internet shutdowns, Universal Service Fund utilization, data protection, content moderation, and censorship. The forum will host 70 sessions from partners in 23 countries across the world.