Creative Economy Strategist & Institution Builder. Founder, Inhabitant Media Lab & @kitalefilmweek
Kenya
Joined May 2012
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Welcome to Nairobi @AFCAjax @FCBayernEN.
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🎬 KILIFI, TODAY IS THE DAY!
Join us at Kilifi Creek Film Festival for a FREE screening and conversation on constitutional rights and civic participation.
📍 Mazingira Park, Kilifi
📅 Today, 25 October
@UKinKenya
📲 Explore our Digital Civic Toolkit: beyondtheballot.vercel.app/t…
Peter Pages Bwire retweeted
Pwani tumefika!
Our next stop is @swahilipotfm this evening at 7pm!
Join @peterpages25 , Kitale Film Week founder, as he discusses how this project uses film to help young people understand their constitutional rights beyond the elections. 🎬🇰🇪
@UKinKenya @swahilipothub
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The Beyond The Ballot caravan is off, and our first stop is @blueradioKe this Friday at 4pm!
Join @peterpages25, Kitale Film Week founder, as he discusses how this project uses film to help young people understand their constitutional rights before the elections. 🎬🇰🇪 @UKinKenya
Over the past few weeks, under the leadership of PS
@SingoeiAKorir we've had stakeholder interactions through roundtables, panels, online chats, etc. to identify and find solutions to trust deficits in Kenya's creative sector. The @GTSummit2026 continues tomorrow.
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🎬 Pwani, mko tayari?
Beyond the Ballot comes to Kilifi on 25 October!
Join us for a FREE film screening and conversation on constitutional rights and civic participation.
📍 Kilifi | Mazingira Park
🕒 4pm
Explore our toolkit: beyondtheballot.vercel.app/t…
Peter Pages Bwire retweeted
A frightening thought about the future by @harari_yuval
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Creative economy diplomacy @ForeignOfficeKE
Kenya’s creative sector possesses immense talent; accelerating its impact requires closing structural gaps to establish a trusted, fully aligned ecosystem.
Presided over by Foreign Affairs Principal Secretary Dr. @SingoeiAKorir, the Creative & Cultural Industries Pre-Trust Summit Roundtable convened 70+ leaders across state agencies, Big Tech, finance, and the arts. Together, they established clear execution priorities across 5 action tracks: IP protection, transparent royalties, AI safeguards, tailored finance, and global market access anchoring the creative economy within Kenya’s broader economic diplomacy strategy.
Trust is experienced, not declared. This dialogue moves us from common understanding to practical action, directly driving the actionable outcomes and frameworks of #TrustSummit2026.
Register now: globaltrustsummit.org
#TheTrustSummit #TTS2026 #WeavingTrust #CreativeEconomy #Statecraft
Peter Pages Bwire retweeted
Kitale Film Week 2027 Edition Pushed to February 2028 buzzcentral.co.ke/2026/09/ki… @kitalefilmweek
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🎙️🇰🇪 @AbabuNamwamba 🗣️ “Kenya will launch the bid to host AFCON 2027 soon as well as present an official bid to host the World Championships in 2029” – at Nairobi, Kenya
Peter Pages Bwire retweeted
@wakiurunjuguna and I are excited to start this project and grow one conversation at a time. Let us together share our creative investment ideas and strategies.
This season, @Gachara and @wakiurunjuguna are sitting down with creatives and industry voices working across film and filmmaking in East Africa to get into what it really takes to build, create and sustain a career in the industry. 🎙️Season One starts 9 September.
Peter Pages Bwire retweeted
First we went to Brentford and took their best goalkeeper.
Then we went to West Ham and took their captain and best player.
Then we went to Newcastle United and took their captain and best player.
Now we’ve just gone to Aston Villa and taken their best player.
Watch out Manchester City, we might come for Erling Haaland next season.
Don’t worry @ManUtd, your Hondas are safe.
Peter Pages Bwire retweeted
I received Mr Peter “Pages” Bwire, cultural and creative-industries programmer and founder of Kitale Film Week, to discuss positioning Kenya’s creative capital more deliberately within our foreign policy and international engagement.
We explored how the State Department and our Missions can connect Kenyan film, music, fashion, heritage and storytelling to global markets and institutions, while securing early and accurate Kenyan representation in influential films, research and exhibitions.
A central proposal was a Creative Economy Pre-Trust Summit ahead of the Global Trust Summit, convening creators, rights bodies, investors, technology platforms, public agencies and international partners to address intellectual property, fair remuneration, financing, data transparency and market access.
The objective is an actionable Kenyan agenda for the main Summit—advancing creativity as a driver of economic opportunity, cultural diplomacy and national influence. @ForeignOfficeKE @kitalefilmweek @kenyafilmcomm
Privileged and grateful to PS @SingoeiAKorir for inviting me to contribute my voice on how Kenya’s creative and cultural industries can be strategically aligned with our foreign policy and expand global opportunities for Kenyan creatives.
Peter Pages Bwire retweeted
Another reason why there's a trust problem. Leadership is determined to mislead
Marianne Kitany: When the 2024 Finance Bill was rejected, we listened to the public and removed everything they did not want, but we brought some of the clauses back under the Business Laws Amendment because they were good tax incentives that, today, have benefited Kenya. #K24Siasa
