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    Celebrated Kenyan Author and Swahili Expert, Ken Walibora, Has Died
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    15 April 2020

    Celebrated Kenyan Author and Swahili Expert, Ken Walibora, Has Died

    Tributes are pouring our for "Kenya's most prolific author," who passionately advocated for the use of Swahili in schools.

    19 Films from Africa & the Diaspora To Check Out at TIFF 2018
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    23 August 2018

    19 Films from Africa & the Diaspora To Check Out at TIFF 2018

    The feature films, documentaries and shorts hailing from the continent and diaspora you can't miss.

    Twitter Recognizes Swahili—Finally
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    10 May 2018

    Twitter Recognizes Swahili—Finally

    After years of viral hashtag movements and public outcry, Swahili has become the first African language recognized by Twitter.

    Sheng’ and the City: The Shared Fortunes of Nairobi, It’s Language and the Hardest Working Man in Kenyan Rap
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    10 June 2017

    Sheng’ and the City: The Shared Fortunes of Nairobi, It’s Language and the Hardest Working Man in Kenyan Rap

    For the originator of genge, Kenyan gangster rap, staying relevant means adapting to the times while ruthlessly maintaining authenticity.

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    This is label Agi & Sam's latest lookbook for Fall/Winter 14, imagining if Africa was the one exploting the Western World in the last hundred years.

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