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Dinner show featuring hit UK comedienne, Jane Bussman at the festival grounds. Premium event Ksh 3,000/ includes good food and excellent entertainment. Limited seating so please book early.

Friday 1st October 4pm-6pm Film Screening. ‘Soul Boy’ – up for 6 Kalasha Awards! – Directed by Tom Tykwer and Hawa Essuman. Scripted by Billy Kahora. Screening followed by Q&A with Hawa Essuman.

Born in Zambia in 1971, Petina Gappah grew up in Zimbabwe during the transformation from Ian Smith’s white minority rule to Robert Mugabe’s increasingly authoritarian regime.

What are children entitled to? What responsibilities do children have to themselves, to parents and to the society? And what is the responsibility of the government in ensuring the well being of children?

Join in the sing-a-longs, fishy beauty talent, dancing competition, marine awareness quizzes and enjoy skits from the play.

Arnie is a fascinating person. At the end of a long-term romantic relationship, this Dutch-South African embarked on an unusual journey of self-discovery. His journey was unusual because, by looking outward, not inward, by talking to men all over

Frankline Sunday is currently a fourth year student of Mass Communication and Media Technology at Maseno University. The Prodigal Son by Frankline Sunday was the winning story of KC 11 & 12.

Eberekpe Whyte Anthony Ogho is a Nigerian. The Burning Bush by Eberekpe Whyte was winning story of KC 9 & 10

The YWP was a ten-week introductory fiction course.The YWP blog features the anthalogy of the recently concluded Young Writers’ Project.

Beth Nduta 24 years old, working at one of the publishing Companies in Nairobi. Trained as a teacher of English at Maseno University, She is inspired by little things that happen around her everyday. ‘I like writing poems and short stories, and am currently working on my Anthology of Poetry and Short stories.’ Beth is [...]