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Kevin Philips Momanyi
Producer, TRT Afrika
Producer, TRT Afrika
Articles from author
Why Ugandan president's son wants to marry Beyoncé
Kainerugaba boasts he owns thousands of Ankole cattle and claims Jay-Z is poor.
2 min read
From claws to cravings: Orenge, the street snack that rules Nairobi
In Nairobi, the most irresistible street snack isn’t found on a plate—it’s held in your hands, dripping with spice and flavor. Known as Orenge, chicken feet have become a beloved delicacy that cuts across class, culture, and craving.
2 min read
Ltungai: Where women fence off men for their protection
This northern Kenyan settlement inhabited only by Samburu women and children provides a self-governed sanctuary for survivors of violence and social ostracism.
4 min read
Eunice Ruben: She learnt to lead a full life after being called 'half a person'
This young Kenyan born with an extremely rare condition called phocomelia beat the odds to drag herself out of stigma and self-pity while learning to live an independent life on her terms.
4 min read
Samburu's sacred seat: Why the Ekicholong is more than a stool
The Ekicholong is a low wooden stool that sits high in the Samburu hierarchy – crafted by a select few, used only by the powerful, and off-limits to everyone else.
3 min read
Kenya's Charles Mwangi: Reinventing tailoring with touch, memory and a broomstick
This Nairobi tailor threads needles with a broomstick and measures cloth by touch, proving that loss of vision hasn't dimmed his determination and mastery over the craft.
4 min read
Nairobi Birdman: How Kenyan homeless man with a mission finds feathered friends
An unlikely bond between a man roaming the streets of Nairobi with three raptors has challenged perceptions to become an elevating story of survival, identity and purpose.
4 min read
BATUK atrocities: Disowned mixed-race children of British soldiers in Kenya cry out for justice
Hundreds of mixed-race children fathered and disowned by British soldiers once stationed in Kenya continue to push for justice from the UK government after decades of being denied their rights.
4 min read
