Culture & Arts Archive February 2021
Spreading Music Through a Simple Homemade Ukulele
“Music is the food of love when its played, it heals the human soul when you are sad, makes us forget all our troubles,” the words of the late Lucky Dube.
80 Years Later Tenaru School Switch to Gas
More than 80 years after St. Joseph’s Tenaru national secondary school was first established the need to collect firewood to cook food is now a thing of the past.
“The Art of Living”: How Traditional Skills Help Sustain the Rural Populace
Our traditions and culture are being overwhelmed by modernity, but a lot of people in the rural areas are keeping certain aspects of it alive – not because they are fighting against modernity, but because of necessity.
Dreams Can Come True
“It has always been my dream, to one day be a radio announcer – back in the days that was my only form of entertainment, just listening to the radio,” said Job Rongo’au.
Taro Farmer Puts Children Through Formal Education
While some are pressuring their MP to pay for their children’s education there are those that work hard to put their children through formal schooling.