Our History, Our Heritage.
Kenya
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Cultural differences should not separate us from each other, but rather cultural diversity brings a collective strength that can benefit all of humanity.
It was a pleasure hosting GH&S Extended Leadership Team for an elaborate cultural dinner last night.
#culturaldinners
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On April 27, 1965, President Jomo Kenyatta (on his left Tom Mboya, on his right Mwai Kibaki and Achieng Oneko) displaying KANU manifesto & Sessional Paper on African Socialism. At the time, government was working on developing a new political and economic system for the country
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YAHWEH REIGNS.
I had the opportunity to create this mural for Isuzu East Africa. They wanted something that depicted the Nairobi Urban life and matatu culture.
#procreate #ipadart
. .#wacom #wacomintuos . #adobeillustrator #digitaldrawing #digitalart #digitalillustration
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HAPPY INTERNATIONAL WOMEN鈥橲 DAY 鉂わ笍
Women play an important role in preserving our rich and diverse cultures.
#IWD2023
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#Flashback to when #RusingaFestival was featured in @The_EastAfrican by @theMagunga! 鉂わ笍We continue to celebrate the giant strides we've made in the last one decade reviving the #SubaCulture. The #SubaLanguage is listed in @UNESCO's Red Book of Endangered Languages (2003).
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In 1962 Kenyatta was released to become Kenya's first Prime Minister, when Kenya finally gained independence on December 12, 1963. The following year, Kenya became a Republic with Kenyatta as its first President. In the same year Kenya joined the British Commonwealth.
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Lydia Galavu is a Curator of Art at the National Museums of Kenya (NMK). She is based at the Nairobi National Museum. She is an artist with a background in art education and exhibits design.
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For artists, lovers of art, this talk covers everything copyright.
Register on bit.ly/CopyrightMattersKe
Meanwhile, meet our panellists:
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It was a great pleasure hosting COMESTECH - NTD from @uonbi for an elaborate cultural dinner at Bomas of Kenya last night.
We look forward to hosting them again.
#UtamaduniRestaurant
#MakingKultureKoolAgain
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Colorizing these historical pics makes the subjects more "familiar"... It's like bringing them closer to us in time
What do you think of the result? 馃憖鉁嶏笍
Hey! remember that you can support this project via: ko-fi.com/colorize_bot
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Portrait painting of Dedan Kimathi, killed and dumped in an unmarked grave in Kamiti by the colonial government on February 18, 1957.
Kimathi's widow, a centenarian, is still waiting for the current government to give this Shujaa a decent send-off.
Courtesy. #KenyaArchives
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Registration for our Online G矛k奴y奴 language classes (May to August semester) is now open and closes 21st April. All details are in the poster. Inquiries via WhatsApp, sms to 0790-224189 or gikuyuandmumbiwomen@gmail.com Kindly register early.
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To celebrate Africa's mother languages, we are happy to introduce Language Safari.
A visual tool to help you discover Africa's diverse languages.
Link in the next tweet 馃憞
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Today, our Deputy Head of Mission welcomed PS Culture and Heritage @UmmiMBashir @KenyaMissionUK, who is in the UK to follow up on the return of African antiquities, particularly those from Kenya that are in the UK.
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Our languages are part and parcel of our beautiful cultures.
Happy #MotherLanguageDay
#MakingKultureKoolAgain
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and shown here again in this #repeatphoto from the late 1970's and in 2022. Amazing to see the changes in #landscapevegetation over such a long period!
Thanks @kenya_archives and Rajani Shah for sharing!
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Happy Mother language Day!
Today and every day, let's embrace and preserve the unique languages that make our world a more colourful and vibrant place! 馃挰馃實
#MotherLanguageDay"#IMLD
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a fascinating landmark for #repeatphotos to study the changes in urban tree cover and biodiversity
(1978 vs. 2018 below)
@MombasaCountyKe @LifeinMombasa @TourismMombasa
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Today marks exactly 66-yrs since the British colonial authorities executed Field Marshall Dedan Kimathi, the leader of the Kenya Land & Freedom Army. On that infamous day, 18th February 1957, we lost a revolutionary hero who gave his life in the fight for our freedom. #MauMau 1/4
